Council l Rock Ele lementary ry School Safety Presentation
Council Rock School District School Board Policies: Threats/Conduct – 218.2 Nondiscrimination – 103 Hazing – 247 Harassment – 218.8 Bullying/Cyberbullying – 218.10 Weapons Policy – 218.1
Threats/Conduct • THREAT – A statement or gesture used to scare someone, cause harm, or damage property • Even if you did not mean it – it is still a threat • Saying, “I did not mean it” or “I was only joking” does not make it okay • Threats could happen anywhere - on the computer, through texting, on the bus, at recess or in your classroom • Threats scare people, makes them worry and makes it harder for them to enjoy school and learn
Hazing • Forcing someone to do something they do not want to do to be a member of the group. • If you feel this is happening, tell an adult – teacher, principal, counselor, recess teacher.
Harassment • Repeated behaviors of: • name calling • teasing • making fun of people • pushing • shoving • tripping • spreading rumors about people • not letting a person participate in activities
Bullying/Cyberbullying "A person is bullied when he or she is exposed, repeatedly and over time, to negative actions on the part of one or more other persons, and he or she has difficulty defending himself or herself."
Bullying/Cyberbullying • Bullying - purposeful, intentional, hurtful and persistent • Types - electronic (cyberbullying), written, verbal or physical • Saying, “I did not mean it” or “I was only joking” does not make it okay • Happens on the bus, at lunch/recess, in the classroom - anywhere • Makes it harder for a student to learn • Is mean and disrespectful • Verbal bullying or threat?
Bullying/Cyberbullying What can you do? • Tell the bully to stop in a firm, calm voice • Walk away from uncomfortable situations • Know that it is not your fault • Tell adults at home and at school • Hang out with people who will let you be you • Don't be a bully yourself
No No Weapons of Any Kind are Allowed at School! • No knives of ANY kind – this includes pocket knives or Swiss Army Knives • No guns of ANY kind – this includes toy guns, Airsoft guns, and water guns • Any object that may cause harm is not allowed • No look-alike weapons • No weapons that are part of a costume
No No Weapons of Any Kind are Allowed at School!
No No Weapons of Any Kind are Allowed at School! This includes weapons carried on your body or in your clothes or school bag while you are on school property or traveling to or from school.
Weapon/Replica or Not?
Weapon/Replica or Not?
Weapon/Replica or Not?
Weapon/Replica or Not?
Weapon/Replica or Not?
Weapon/Replica or Not?
Your responsibility… tell an adult immediately.
School’s Responsibility: • Call to parents • Report to the Superintendent • Report to police
Possible Consequences: • Call to parents – loss of privileges • Principal’s Notice • Suspension • Expulsion • Arrest
Remember: • A “look alike” is considered a weapon • Check your backpack and pockets before you come to school • If you feel threatened or bullied or you see someone with a weapon or being bullied, tell an adult immediately • We are all responsible for keeping our school safe • Hurtful words/actions can affect us for a lifetime
Cell Phones • Cell phones are not allowed during the school day or on the school bus. Teachers should not see cell phones for any reason while students are in school or on the school bus. • Cell phones that ring or are being used for text messaging or photographing will be taken and parents will be contacted.
School Handbook • Located on the school website. • Read it with your parents when you get home.
SAFE2SAY SOMETHING SAFETY PROGRAM Helps students and school staff recognize risk factors and signals of those who may be a threat to themselves or others. Teaches students to treat every warning sign seriously and to act quickly to get help. 1) An anonymous tip is submitted via one of the following options: Website: www.safe2saypa.org, Tip Line: 1-844-SAF2SAY, Mobile App 2) All calls and tips are received by the 24/7 S2SS Crisis Center. • An S2SS Crisis Center analyst receives and reviews tip information. • The tip is triaged and categorized as either life safety or non-life safety. • The tip is then sent to school officials and law enforcement / 911 call center (as needed) via text, email, and/or phone call. 3) School officials and law enforcement intervene and/or offer assistance. • School officials and law enforcement (as needed) investigate, assess, and intervene with reported at-risk individuals. • School officials report their outcomes into the Safe2Say Something platform and close out the tip, ensuring accountability for every tip submitted.
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