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October is National Bullying Prevention Month

We are committed to ensuring all students feel safe and supported in our schools. Beginning in October and throughout this school year, staff will facilitate bullying awareness and prevention lessons that meet Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) standards for grades K-12. Additionally:

  • All schools will participate in Unity Day on Oct. 16. On this day, staff, families and students are encouraged to wear and display orange as a visible message of building community through kindness, acceptance and inclusion.
  • We all play an important role in supporting our students, maintaining safe schools and preventing bullying at school, online and in our community. Please continue to help by reinforcing with students that bullying of any kind – at school, online or in the community – is unacceptable.
  • Report any concerning behavior to a trusted adult at the school or through the APS Bullying & Harassment Reporting Form. You can also report any concerns through [email protected].
  • View resources and FAQ regarding bullying awareness and prevention

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