Bettendorf Schools Tackle Bullying During Prevention Month
October is National Bullying Prevention Month, and Bettendorf schools are taking action to address the issue.
National statistics show that one out of every five students experience bullying, a problem the Bettendorf Community School District is addressing throughout the year.
Bully Prevention Month is not just the month of October. It’s every day throughout the year.
Sarah Harris, the district’s Social-Emotional Behavioral Health Coordinator, emphasizes that their focus is on making classrooms safer and more supportive every day, starting with staff training.
- One out of every five students experience bullying.
- Bettendorf Community School District addresses bullying throughout the year.
- Staff training is a key component of their anti-bullying efforts.
Author's summary: Bettendorf schools actively combat bullying year-round.
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