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Bullying and Harassment of Students with Disabilities
Top 10 facts parents, educators and students need to know
Important information that includes using the IEP as a resource, defining harassment, promoting self advocacy skills, and understanding your rights.
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An innovative music video launched in March with the goal of inspiring students to courageously help kids who are bullied. The new video—starring more than 40 Ohio students—will become part of a nationwide campaign led by PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center.
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Join Survey Monkey Contribute today!PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center is excited to announce our new partnership with SurveyMonkey Contribute and a new way for anyone to give thier support! Sign up and you will receive surveys by e-mail from SurveyMonkey customers who need your opinion. For every survey you take, SurveyMonkey will donate $0.50 to PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center, and you'll get a chance to win $100 in an instant-win game.
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New handout! Advice for Teens Who Are Experiencing Bullying
provides helpful information for students – as well as parents, educators, and community members.
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I've been bullied in 6th grade and now going to 7th and I just want to live a normal life in 7th grade but I cant and I want to change schools...I dont fit in, and people turned their backs on me....I wish someone could understand how it hurts.
Kiara, 11, CA
You shouldn't have to worry about getting hurt or teased at school or anywhere. We are told by administrators and teachers that school is a safe environment, but it sometimes isn't. I've been bullied constantly, which, for a long time, had an effect on my school work.
Joy, 15, md
Bullying just wrecked my life, now I'm always caring about what people say, and I know I'll never be the same. An innocent joke between friends can be the undoing for a teenager. And I just don't want my little brother and cousins go through the same. End to bullying, I beg.
Patty, 15, Br
I was bullied in 8th & 9th grade. I was taken out of school for it to stop. Teachers, principals, deans, ect. Did not help me when I needed it. I wasn't able to finish High school because of this growing problem. I got my GED, & now some of my siblings are faceing this ordeal. We need to band together & put a stop to this once & for all!!!! I tweeted to help spread the awareness.
Sheila, 21, Nv
"everyday a girl or boy is getting bullied in my school .I am always seeing other get hurt physically and those who did it never got caught .Bullying turned my best friends away from and now they are in it.They always try to bring others down but I'm here to say stop bullying stop this crazy disease you will be a better person if you help stop it TRY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
steven , 15, ma
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Check out the New Get Involved - Student Action Section
Posted: Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Featuring profiles of students and their activities that have a goal to address bullying by creatively developing solutions, taking action, and making a difference.
The “Bully” movie will open nationwide this Friday, April 13 with a PG-13 rating.
Posted: Wednesday, April 11, 2012
The rating change was announced Thursday after three words were eliminated from the original version. Now students will be able to see the film without their parents. Check out the “Bully” Facebook page for a list of locations where the movie will be shown.
“Huffington Post” Directs Readers to PACER’s Bullying Prevention Tools
Posted: Wednesday, April 04, 2012
The “Huffington Post” is pointing its audience to the resources of PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center in an article titled “Together We Can End Bullying.” Writer Amy Neumann tells readers of the influential online newspaper how to help prevent bullying using PACER’s tools. More about the Huffington Post Bullying Prevention Tools page
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