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Posted inCurrent Events in Education, Social Justice

What Do You Do When The Teacher Is The Bully?

by TER StaffFebruary 16, 2016November 1, 2016

by:John Sucich Early in my teaching career, I was told by an administrator that she had asked one of my students how he would describe me. “Strict,” was the student’s reply. It was all very matter-of-fact. The administrator was just letting me know, not sending me any kind of message. And the student had me […]

Posted inLegal, Uncategorized

Workplace Bullying in the School- When Is Enough..Enough?

by Yoshana JonesNovember 19, 2012September 7, 2018

Teachers are often the ones who must protect students from bullying. But, who is going to protect the teacher when he or she is being bullied? Unfortunately, workplace bullying or harassment is not a new phenomenon. There has been federal legislation prohibiting job discrimination since the 1960s. The unique thing about teacher bullying, however, is […]

Posted inParents

October is Bullying Prevention Month! Stand Up For Our Children

by Franchesca WarrenOctober 2, 2012November 1, 2016

Bullying is a national epidemic that occurs daily throughout our schools. Help us bring awareness to this epidemic by viewing and sharing this video with our children in our schools. As educators we have to take a stand!

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