The document discusses bullying in schools and provides advice on how to deal with it. It lists different types of bullying such as name calling, fighting, slandering, harassing both sexually and non-sexually. It advises students who are being bullied to tell an adult for help, talk to a friend, or get help. It also notes that bullies often target multiple people and may be bullying due to their own past experiences being bullied, low self-esteem, or abuse. The document encourages students to stand up for their beliefs confidently and work together to prevent bullying in schools.

1. The reality of school
By Alisha Rafael-Hernandez

2.  Name calling
 Fighting
 Slandering
 On the web
 Phone
 In person
 Harassing
 Sexual
 Non-sexual

3.  Go to adult that will help
 Talk to a friend
 Go get help
Mercy is "Alpha," justice is "Omega.“
By Tomas Brooks

4.  If a person is bullying
you more likely they are
doing it to more people
 A person who is bullying
someone is likely to have
 Been bullied by
someone else
 Low self-esteem
 abuse

5. Be confident and
stand up to what
you believe.
Together bullying
will not be present
in school if we all
fight against.
Strong
Courage is fire, and bullying is smoke
By MaryAnne Ysabella