Keyword: Bullying
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Wantagh court creates a chain reaction
Wantagh High School students and faculty were decked out in orange clothing on Oct. 19. They weren’t wearing the autumnal color to celebrate Halloween early, however; rather, teens and adults were showing their commitment to stopping bullying. more
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Child abuse prevention services Vice President Vincent Keaveny, far left, Nicole Hockley and Mark Barden — co-founders of Sandy Hook Promise — and CAPS Executive Director Alane Fagin met last week after the local group presented the Connecticut parents with an award.
Using their ‘wings for change’
Dylan Hockley was 6 years old when he was murdered in his first-grade classroom at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., on Dec. 14, 2012. When his mother, Nicole, thinks about what the … more
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Brian Heid, of the Nassau County district attorney’s office presented his department’s S.T.O.P., Then Send program at Hewlett High School in 2010.
Keeping kids safe online
East Meadow PTA Council and Kiwanis Club members said they hope to empower parents and other community members with resources to keep children safe online by offering an educational program on … more
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Woodland Middle School sixth and seventh grade students participated in the Social Emotional Learning Club’s “Mix It Up Day."
E. Meadow students get a social education
Students across the East Meadow School District recently received a social education through special character programs hosted by two schools. Parkway Elementary School students recently … more
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Members of the Central High School Acting Concentration presented several vignettes to students at Memorial Junior High School. The stories focused on the theme of anti-bullying, in connection with MJHS’ initiatives.
Central H.S. performs anti-bullying plays
Central High School’s Acting Concentration presented a series of vignettes centered on an anti-bullying theme for an audience of Memorial Junior High School students on Dec. 16. “The … more
Members of the Miss Wantagh Court encouraged their classmates to sign a pledge resolving that they would avoid cyber bullying.
Wantagh students say no to bullying
Wantagh High School students took a stand against bullying last week to celebrate Unity Day, a day where students, faculty and community members annually come together for an anti-bullying campaign. more
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Memorial Junior High School students signed their pledges.
Memorial J.H.S. kicks off anti-bullying efforts
Students and faculty at Memorial Junior High School are beginning a year-long campaign to fight bullying and promote positive behavior, with many donning blue on Oct. 5 in recognition of World Anti-Bullying Day and special lessons set to be implemented in classrooms on Oct. 19. more
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Maureen Florio
No child should be sad at school
During recent months, I’ve heard parents’ and educators’ concerns about how to spot and how to handle a bully. This column usually centers on the victim, which is most important to all of us, … more
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Summer Bethel acted as a bystander during a skit presented as part of the assembly.
Bully prevention: ‘The Power of One’
Bully Prevention Week at Alden Terrace School kicked off on March 16 with the anti-bullying assembly “The Power of One.” The assembly, sponsored by the school’s PTA, featured professional … more
Girl Scout Angelica Balitsos will be hosting an anti-bullying program this Saturday afternoon at the Wantagh Public Library.
Wantagh Girl Scout preaches kindness
Angelica Balitsos envisions a world where everyone is a bit kinder to one another. Looking to make a change one person at a time, the Wantagh Girl Scout has started a program to teach children the value of kindness. more
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