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This presentation provides information on bullying prevention programs in schools. It notes that 1 in 5 students report being bullied, while only about 20% of bystanders intervene and less than half of bullied students notify school officials. Schools that implement bullying prevention programs see a 25% reduction in bullying behaviors. The presentation outlines a multi-pronged approach including schoolwide awareness campaigns, classroom lessons teaching positive behaviors, and individual support for students. It provides examples of schoolwide, classroom, and individual level strategies to establish rules against bullying and help both potential bullies and victims.
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