Officials at Cincinnati Public Schools are debuting a new anti-bullying program that will begin next school year.
The district is working with the Sweethearts and Heroes program, which is designed to empower victims and bystanders to take a stand and change a negative experience into a positive one.
Grant Us Hope is expanding their program to 55 schools by the end of 2019.
The district said students, employees and parents can use the SafeSchools Alert tip line to report safety concerns via phone, text or email, and have the option of doing so anonymously.
The anti-bullying reporting tool allows victims or witnesses of bullying to anonymously fill out a form detailing when and where the incident took place.
Research suggests even this simple training can have positive effects on school climate
The Hawaii Department of Education is fighting bullying with a smartphone application and more.
Schools are mining student's social media posts for signs of trouble.
With back-to-school upon us, we all know how important it is to ensure students are prepped with the essentials.