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C.O.R.E. Community of Respect Everywhere
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Community of Respect Everywhere (C.O.R.E.)

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C.O.R.E.Communityof

RespectEverywhere

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Whathavewedone?

•  Developedprotocolandproceduresforrepor;ngincidentsoncampus.

•  ContactedandconsultedwithBarbaraColoroso,interna;onallyrenownedexpert

•  Arrangedpresenta;onbyspeakerJus;nLookadooforcounselors,taskforcemembers,principalsandLeadershiponcommunica;on,respectandclimatechange

•  ExpandCrimeStoppersoneverycampus

•  Reinstatecharactereduca;on/virtues…C.O.R.E.values

•  DevelopedSafetyZonewebsite

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CommunityofRespectEverywhere

CommunityofRespectEverywhere,C.O.R.E.,isanongoingini;a;vethroughoutBirdvilleISDbackedbythephilosophythatpromotesposi;veandsafelearningclimateswhiledevelopingresponsibility,accountabilityandrespect.Eachofusteachescharactereduca;onbythewaywetalk,thebehaviorswemodel,theconductwetolerate,thedeedsweencourage,andtheexpecta;onswetransmit.

Itisnotonemorethingonourplate…itistheplate.

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CommunityofRespectEverywhere

Bullying(FromBISD’sCodeofConduct)

BullyingmeansengaginginwriNenorverbalexpressionorphysicalconductthatschoolpersonneldetermine:

Willhavetheeffectofphysicallyharmingastudent,damagingastudent’sproperty,orplacingastudentinreasonablefearofharmtothestudent’spersonorofdamagetothestudent’spropertyorissufficientlysevere,persistent,orpervasiveenoughthattheac;onorthreatcreatesanin;mida;ng,threatening,orabusiveeduca;onalenvironmentforthestudent(TexasEduca;onCode25.0342).

Nostudentshallengageinanyformofbullying,norshallanystudentencourageorassistanyotherpersoninbullying.

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CommunityofRespectEverywhereWhatBullyingisNot

Bullyingdoesnotincludenormalchildhoodbehaviorsuchassiblingrivalryorone‐on‐onefigh;ngofsiblingsorpeerswithcompe;ngclaims.Nordoesitincludeactsofimpulsiveaggression‐—inotherwords,aggressionthatisaspontaneous,indiscriminatestrikingout,withnointendedtarget.Suchaggressioniso]enrelatedtoaphysicalormentalhandicap,suchasau;smorAsperger’ssyndrome(highfunc;oningau;sm),andmustnotbedismissedorexcused,butitisnotbullying.Spontaneous,deliberate,indiscriminatestrikingoutalsomaybearesponsebyabulliedkidtoanaNackbyabully,butitisnotbullying.

Bullyingdoesnotincludecriminalac;vi;esthatmayhavebegunasaconflictandescalated.

Source:ExcerptsfromTheBullytheBullied,andtheBystander,BarbaraColoroso©2002www.kidsareworthit.comkidsareworthit,inc.800.729.1588•fax303.972.1204

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Cyberbullying

Bullyingdoesn’tjusthappenfacetoface.Itincludeselectroniccommunica;ons,including:e‐mail,Facebook,TwiNer,textmessaging,etc.

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CommunityofRespectEverywhereTeasingvsTaun6ng:Thereisadifference

Teasingisafunthingyoucandowithyourfriends‐‐–withpeopleyoucareabout.Taun;ngisachoicetobullysomeoneforwhomyouhavecontempt.

Teasing1.  Allowstheteaserandpersonteasedtoswaproleswithease.2.  Isn’tintendedtohurttheotherperson.3.  Maintainsthebasicdignityofeveryoneinvolved.4.  Pokesfuninalighthearted,clever,andbenignway.5.  Ismeanttogetbothpar;estolaugh.6.  Isonlyasmallpartoftheac;vi;essharedbykidswhohavesomethingincommon.7.  Isinnocentinmo;ve.8.  Isdiscon;nuedwhenpersonteasedbecomesupsetorobjectstotheteasing.

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Taun)ng1.  Isbasedonanimbalanceofpowerandisone‐sided:thebullytaunts,thebullied

kidistaunted.2.  Isintendedtoharm.3.  Involveshumilia;ng,cruel,demeaning,orbigotedcommentsthinlydisguisedas

jokes.4.  Includeslaughterdirectedatthetarget,notwiththetarget.5.  Ismeanttodiminishthesenseofself‐worthofthetarget.6.  Inducesfearoffurthertaun;ngorcanbeapreludetophysicalbullying.7.  Issinisterinmo;ve.8.  Con;nuesespeciallywhentargetedkidsbecomedistressedorobjecttothetaunt.

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Flir6ngvs.SexualBullyingFlir6ng1.  Allowsandinvitesbothpersonstoswaproleswithease.2.  Isn’tintendedtohurttheotherperson—isanexpressionofdesire.3.  Maintainsthebasicdignityofbothpersons.4.  IsmeanttobeflaNeringandcomplimentary.5.  Isaninvita;ontohavefuntogetherandenjoyeachother’scompany.6.  InvitedsexualaNen;on.7.  Isintendedtomaketheotherpersonfeelwanted,aNrac;ve,andincontrol.8.  Isdiscon;nuedwhenthepersonwhoisbeingflirtedwithbecomesupset,objectstotheflir;ng,or

isnotinterested.Flir;nghasplayfulnessaboutitthatsexualbullyingdoesnot.Itisneverintendedtoharmandisan

invita;onfortwopeopletogettoknoweachotherbeNer.Aswithanyotherinvita;on,itcanbeacceptedorrejected—andthepersonwhoini;atedtheflir;nghonorseitherresponse.

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CommunityofRespectEverywhereSexualBullying1.  Isbasedonanimbalanceofpowerandisone‐sided:thebullysexuallytaunts,thebulliedkidis

demeanedanddegraded.2.  Isintendedtoharmandexploit.3.  Isinvasiveandintendedtoassertthestatusofthebully.4.  Isintendedtobedegradinganddemeaning.5.  Isintendedtoexpresscontrolanddomina;on.6.  Isintendedtoviolatetheboundariesofthetarget.7.  Isintendedtomaketheotherpersonfeelrejected,ugly,powerless,oruncomfortable.8.  Con;nuesespeciallywhentargetedkidbecomesdistressedorobjectstothesexualcomment.Insexualbullyingthereisnoinvita;on—justanaNack.Thetargetisembarrassed,humiliated,and

shamedandtendstofeelpowerless.Itisnottheinten;onofthebullytoengageinhealthysexualflirta;onwithanotherperson—theaNackismeanttohurt.Ifthetargetprotests,he/sheiso]enlabeleda“bitch”whoisup;ghtandcan’ttakeajoke.

Source:ExcerptsfromTheBullytheBullied,andtheBystander,BarbaraColoroso©2002www.kidsareworthit.comkidsareworthit,inc.800.729.1588•fax303.972.1204

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Staff:Areyouabully?

Inaddi;ontothestate’sdefini;onofbullying,staffalsobullywhentheyconsistentlyusedegradingnega;vecommentsopenlyaboutastudentorstudents.Whetherthisisonestudentorawholeclass,itiss;llbullying.

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C.O.R.E.Valuesfor2010‐11SchoolYear•  Firstsixweeks–Responsibility•  Secondsixweeks–Empathy•  Thirdsixweeks–Kindness•  Fourthsixweeks–Honesty•  Fi]hsixweeks–Acceptance•  Sixthsixweeks–Courage

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CommunityofRespectEverywhere–C.O.R.E.Sugges;onsforCampusImplementa;on

•  Establishacampustaskforcetofacilitate/overseeini;a;ves–includestudentsfromallranges

•  Writecampuspledge,signedbyallstaffmembers,outliningcodeofconduct•  Incorporateweeklymessagesofrespect/responsibilityoverannouncements,in

newsleNers,onwebsiteusingvideoclips,publicserviceannouncements,mo;va;onalquotes,etc.

•  Adoptacommunityserviceprojectinwhichallstaffandstudentscanpar;cipate

•  DevelopmentoringprogramsbetweenstaffandstudentsofHS/MS/ESfeeders•  Honorrandomactsofkindness/communityheroes

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Whatareweaskingyoutodo?

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“Inanymomentofdecision,thebestthingyoucandoistherightthing.Theworstthingyoucandoisnothing”~

TheodoreRoosevelt