Bullying Prevention Program

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Bullying coordinator, Dr. Patricia Gartman, spoke to over 500 students today at the Limestone Career Technical Center. She focused on “Ways to Prevent Teen Dating Abuse & Violence” and called students to be ‘upstanders’ not bystanders.

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Dr. Pat Gartman, our Bullying Prevention Program coordinator, is speaking with several grades at Tanner Elementary in January . She will also share at Limestone Technical Center with a special focus on dating issues.

If you would like for us to speak to your group or if you need an one-on-one appointment for help with bullying issues, please call 256-230-0880.

The Bullying Prevention Program is always looking for opportunities to come and share information on how to prevent bullying and what to do if your child is being bullied. If you or someone you know is being bullied and you don't know what steps to take, call 256-232-0880 and make an appointment to talk to someone. We can help you find the next right step.

If you know someone who is being bullied, or you are being bullied yourself, call the resource center at 256-230-0880 to set up an appointment with the Bullying Prevention Coordinator to discuss possible solutions. We have lots of resources available to our community and we would love to help you stop bullying in yours or your loved ones school.

Passion of Heart Thanksgiving Community Outreach Luncheon Everyone is welcome to join us for a free Thanksgiving Lunch and Fellowship.

Ever wonder what Alabama state law says about bullying?

Get Help Now If you have done everything you can to resolve the situation and nothing has worked, or someone is in immediate danger, there are ways to get help. Find out more at StopBullying.gov.

Be kind to each other.

National Bullying Prevention Month – October 2019. We can start by launching a community-wide educational effort that focuses on celebrating our differences. October’s National Bullying Prevention Month reminds us that students, parents, teachers, and school administrators all play a role. Positive change comes as we begin to emphasize respect and inclusion on campuses across the country.