Bully Free® Program

Components and Elements of the Bully Free® Program

School-Level Components and Elements

  • Bully Free® Program Team (coordinating committee), Program Coordinator and Implementation Guide
  • Professional develop for school personnel and volunteer
  • Pre- and Post-program Assessment (Program Evaluation Plan and Evaluation Coordinator
  • Bully Free® Surveys (for students, faculty and parents)
  • Program’s mission statement, goals, slogan, and logo
  • Campaign against bullying (activities harnessing the energy of students)
  • Bully Free® School Assembly Program
  • Focus Meetings with school personnel, parents and student
  • Student Involvement and Empowerment Plan (a bank of strategies and activities)
  • Parent Involvement Plan (a bank of strategies and activities
  • Community Involvement Plan (a bank of strategies and activities)
  • Bank of administrative strategies for creating a caring , safe and peaceful school and for changing the school’s culture/climate
  • Bully Free® Pledge for students, school personnel, parents, and community representatives
  • School Support Materials Kit (PDF files for parents and students placed on school’s server) and several Bully Free® Zone Posters for high-risk area
  •  Supervision Plan and Professional Development
    • Strategies for providing quality supervision and for increasing supervision
    • Strategies for information sharing and exchange
  • Supportive Supervision Strategies (technology, adding structure, etc.)
  • Bully Free® Bulletin Boards, Posters, and Banners for high-risk areas and other non-classroom areas
  • Strategies for connecting students to school (creating a sense of acceptance and belonging
  • Celebration of program’s success

 

 

 

Parent- and Community-Level Components and Elements

  • Bank of strategies for developing a parent and community involvement plan
  • Awareness presentation for parents and community representatives
  • Committee representation
  • Bully Free® Pledge for parents and community representatives
  • Focus Meetings
  • Bully Free® Survey

Individual-Level, Response-Level, and Intervention-Level

  • Improved supervision and On-the-Spot Responding Plan (responding when it is seen)
  • Procedures for investigating rumors and unverified reports
  • Response Plan (responding after the on-the-spot response)
  • Discipline Rubrics with progressive consequences and behavioral for high-risk areas
  • Pro-social and non-punitive strategies
  • Intervention Plan to help students who are bullied
  • Intervention Plan to help students who bully others

Classroom-Level Components and Elements

  • A comprehensive scope and sequence of Bully Free® Lesson Plans (preschool-high school) and classroom meetings
  • Grade Specific Bully Free® Classroom Kit of materials and resources
    • Supportive instructional materials for the teacher
    • Bully Free® Classroom Poster, Bully Free® Bracelets, and Pamphlets and brochures (for school personnel, students, and parents)
    • Instructional materials for students
    • Book for parents
  • Bully Free® Bulletin Boards, Banners, and Posters (for the classroom)
  • Posted and enforced Bully Free® Classroom Rules and behavioral expectations