October is National Bullying Prevention Month
According to the Center for Disease Control,
students who are bullied are more likely to experience low self-esteem and
isolation, perform poorly in school, have few friends in school, have a
negative view of school, experience physical symptoms (such as headaches,
stomachaches, or problems sleeping), and to experience mental health issues
(such as depression, suicidal thoughts, and anxiety) (Center for Disease Control, Bullying
Surveillance Among Youths, 2014)
How you can stop bullying.
- Talk to your child about it.
- Support and empower your child.
- Learn your rights
For more information
on how to stop bullying click here
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