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Bullying Prevention Month

October is Bullying Prevention Month.  Parent classes explore how bullying can lead to school avoidance and how to break the cycle. Learn how to recognize signs, build resilience, and support your child through difficult social dynamics.

 

PARENT SEMINARS

Parents can participate in any of these free virtual parent seminars on October 8 about how to stop the cycle of bullying. 

Register using the links below:

5:00-6:00 Bullying-Stop the Cycle

5:00-6:00  Acoso—Frenar el ciclo  

6:00-7:00  Bullying in Today's World - Are You Okay?

7:00-8:00  Acoco—Frenar el ciclo

EXPLORE the no-cost course, "Helping Your Child When They’re Bullied"

 

 

We also want to make sure you know who to contact if you suspect your child is being bullied or harassed at school.  Please read the information below. 

Bullying and Harassment Information and Reporting Procedures 

We take bullying seriously. 

If you suspect bullying or harassment is occurring, please report it immediately. Salt Lake City School District is committed to providing a working and learning environment free from bullying, hazing, harassment, discrimination, and retaliation. 

Definition of Bullying  

Bullying differs from conflict in that it is:  

  • Repeated over time 

  • Intended to cause distress or harm  

  • Imbalanced in power and/or strength 

Harassment is a form of bullying against a protected class. 

Reporting Procedures 

If you suspect your student is the target of bullying or harassment, there are several ways to voice your concerns:  

  • Speak with the school principal, assistant principal, or school counselor 

  • Complete a Request for Investigation Form (link on district homepage under the button labeled “File a Non-Discrimination/Title IX/ Bullying Complaint”) 

  • Submit a tip through the SafeUT app or website SafeUt

Board Policies G19 & G20 

  • SLCSD Board Policies G19 & G20 prohibit bullying and harassment 

  • All students receive training on G19 & G20 annually  

  • For more information, visit: Board Policies 

Resources 

Mental Health Series Platform
We are excited to offer access to a powerful new resource designed to support your family’s mental health and well-being.           

Why This Matters 
Experts agree that parent involvement plays an important role in student success. When parents have helpful tools, it can benefit their children, strengthen families, and  contribute to a thriving community. 

What We’re Offering:
This platform was developed to reach parents,  ensuring they have access to valuable tools that can help both parents and their children thrive, with resources that meet tailored needs and match demanding schedule.  Parents can access:

  • On-Demand Resources:
    Access pre-recorded sessions, insightful articles, and actionable steps at your convenience—anytime, anywhere. 
  • Live Webinars:
    Join interactive webinars hosted by professionals, with
    hundreds of sessions available annually, including 16 topics each month. Sessions are offered in English and Spanish, with anonymous participation for a safe and comfortable experience. 
  • Ask a Therapist Live: Once a month, you can connect with a licensed family therapist to get real-time answers to your questions, all from the comfort of your home. 

How to Get Started 
You can start by visiting ParentGuidance. org, to explore these valuable resources right away.  You’ll have instant access to the full catalog of support materials, available whenever and wherever you need them.  

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