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This document discusses bullying in schools and proposes an anti-bullying policy and engagement. It notes that bullying negatively impacts many students, with 160,000 skipping school due to fear of bullies and 84.3% of LGBT students facing harassment. The document advocates for enumerated anti-bullying policies that specifically protect students from bullying based on characteristics like race, gender or sexual orientation. It also references efforts in Michigan to pass comprehensive anti-bullying legislation to address the documented cases of students who have died by suicide due to bullying.

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Anti Bullying Policy and Engagement By Betsey M. & Adam T.
Fag Dyke Fatty Redskin Brace face Cripple Why dont you just got home and kill yourself the world would be better off! Poor people smell! Look its a elf he/she is so short! Dont declare a Jihad now! Butch bitch your so fat. Hey its deaf boy! Guys dont cheerlead they join the football team faggot! Women cant wrestle! We cant help it all Asians look alike.
The Startling Truth nationally Every day 160,000 students in America skip school due to fear of a bully 75% of all students report hearing daily negative put downs directed of minority and LBGT students 84.3% LBGT students report not having 1 adult in the school to report bullying/harassment This school year 15 students have died by suicide due to bullycide
Local level In MI 8 families have directly lost a child to bullycides after repeated reports to the school Vast majority of schools in MI do not have a bullying policy on the books to reference to for definition and universal response This allows for picking and choosing
What about Michigan Since 2001 a documented 8 students have been lost to bullycides Michigan has a definition of bullying but no policy in effect Michigan has a definition of cyber bullying but as we saw with AG Asst Andrew Shirvell on Chris Armstrong no policy for clear action is on the books to respond to the definition of cyber bullying.
History 2001: Non-profits work with legislators to draft anti-bullying legislation, Michigan School Board of Education creates Model Policy 2006: Policy is re-drafted 2008: Dies in the Senate 2009: Non-enumerated version is introduced 2010: Congressional elections favor Republicans
Current Issue Non-enumerated vs. enumerated According to Michigan State Board of Education (2001), bullying is: any gesture or written, verbal, graphic, or physical act (including electronically transmitted acts i.e., cyberbullying, through the use of internet, cell phone, personal digital assistant (pda), computer, or wireless handheld device, currently in use or later developed and used by students) that is reasonably perceived as being dehumanizing, intimidating, hostile, humiliating, threatening, or otherwise likely to evoke fear of physical harm or emotional distress and may be motivated either by bias or prejudice based upon any actual or perceived characteristic, such as race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression; or a mental, physical, or sensory disability or impairment; or by any other distinguishing characteristic , or is based upon association with another person who has or is perceived to have any distinguishing characteristic.
Implications: Government In response to a school board member attacking gay students, a broken arm on a 11 year old, a dozen bullycides, and AG case of MI in 2 months the President pushed action Title IX of Dept of Education requires anti bullying address for schools to receive any federal funding
Implications: Public Administration Effectiveness of non-enumerated version has shown to be comparable to no policy at all Unfunded mandate? No requirement for community input
President Obama takes action In response to a school board member attacking gay students, a broken arm on a 11 year old, a dozen bullycides, and AG case of MI in 2 months the President pushed action Title IX of Dept of Education requires anti bullying address for schools to receive any federal funding
Make It Better so It Gets Better
Resources GLSEN- www.glsen.org reports every 2 years a National Climate School Report & Gay Straight Alliances Trevor Project- www.trevorproject.com National LBGT 24/7 crisis hotline 1-866-7488-7386 PFLAG- http://pflagdetroit.org/ Parents and Friends of Lesbian and Gays Detroit Chapter MattsLaw - http://mattepling.webs.com/ Parents of Kevin Epling leading the MI charge for anti bullying legislation BullyPolice- http://www.bullypolice.org/ the national non profit tracking and advocating to reduce bullying

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  • 1. Anti Bullying Policy and Engagement By Betsey M. & Adam T.
  • 2. Fag Dyke Fatty Redskin Brace face Cripple Why dont you just got home and kill yourself the world would be better off! Poor people smell! Look its a elf he/she is so short! Dont declare a Jihad now! Butch bitch your so fat. Hey its deaf boy! Guys dont cheerlead they join the football team faggot! Women cant wrestle! We cant help it all Asians look alike.
  • 3. The Startling Truth nationally Every day 160,000 students in America skip school due to fear of a bully 75% of all students report hearing daily negative put downs directed of minority and LBGT students 84.3% LBGT students report not having 1 adult in the school to report bullying/harassment This school year 15 students have died by suicide due to bullycide
  • 4. Local level In MI 8 families have directly lost a child to bullycides after repeated reports to the school Vast majority of schools in MI do not have a bullying policy on the books to reference to for definition and universal response This allows for picking and choosing
  • 5. What about Michigan Since 2001 a documented 8 students have been lost to bullycides Michigan has a definition of bullying but no policy in effect Michigan has a definition of cyber bullying but as we saw with AG Asst Andrew Shirvell on Chris Armstrong no policy for clear action is on the books to respond to the definition of cyber bullying.
  • 6. History 2001: Non-profits work with legislators to draft anti-bullying legislation, Michigan School Board of Education creates Model Policy 2006: Policy is re-drafted 2008: Dies in the Senate 2009: Non-enumerated version is introduced 2010: Congressional elections favor Republicans
  • 7. Current Issue Non-enumerated vs. enumerated According to Michigan State Board of Education (2001), bullying is: any gesture or written, verbal, graphic, or physical act (including electronically transmitted acts i.e., cyberbullying, through the use of internet, cell phone, personal digital assistant (pda), computer, or wireless handheld device, currently in use or later developed and used by students) that is reasonably perceived as being dehumanizing, intimidating, hostile, humiliating, threatening, or otherwise likely to evoke fear of physical harm or emotional distress and may be motivated either by bias or prejudice based upon any actual or perceived characteristic, such as race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression; or a mental, physical, or sensory disability or impairment; or by any other distinguishing characteristic , or is based upon association with another person who has or is perceived to have any distinguishing characteristic.
  • 8. Implications: Government In response to a school board member attacking gay students, a broken arm on a 11 year old, a dozen bullycides, and AG case of MI in 2 months the President pushed action Title IX of Dept of Education requires anti bullying address for schools to receive any federal funding
  • 9. Implications: Public Administration Effectiveness of non-enumerated version has shown to be comparable to no policy at all Unfunded mandate? No requirement for community input
  • 10. President Obama takes action In response to a school board member attacking gay students, a broken arm on a 11 year old, a dozen bullycides, and AG case of MI in 2 months the President pushed action Title IX of Dept of Education requires anti bullying address for schools to receive any federal funding
  • 11. Make It Better so It Gets Better
  • 12. Resources GLSEN- www.glsen.org reports every 2 years a National Climate School Report & Gay Straight Alliances Trevor Project- www.trevorproject.com National LBGT 24/7 crisis hotline 1-866-7488-7386 PFLAG- http://pflagdetroit.org/ Parents and Friends of Lesbian and Gays Detroit Chapter MattsLaw - http://mattepling.webs.com/ Parents of Kevin Epling leading the MI charge for anti bullying legislation BullyPolice- http://www.bullypolice.org/ the national non profit tracking and advocating to reduce bullying