Improving Schools from Within: Effective Anti-Bullying
| Hours: | 6:00-8:30pm |
| In/Outdoor: | Indoor |
| Cost: | $ see below |
| Category: | Lectures/Discussions |
Why should schools care about bullying?
Bullying destroys the essence of a school’s identity.
Bullying eliminates equity through a misuse of power.
Bullied students feel that schools are unable to help, which our speakers will show is a misconception.
A staff and community educated on bullying prevention can and will make a difference.
The only true and proven method of doing this is to “improve schools from within.” The key to stopping bullying is already in your school waiting to be mobilized and empowered!
Join us for this special presentation to learn how to address and drastically reduce incidents of bullying.
Participants will:
-Learn what to look for
-Understand where bullying takes place
-Understand the effects of bullying on the victim
-Discover the types of bullying that take place at your school
-Understand gender discrepancies in bullying.
Join us to help stop bullying in all our schools!
Dr. Peter Sanchioni is the Superintendent of the Natick Public Schools in Natick, MA.
He has been in the educational field for the past twenty-five years.
Peter has been the featured speaker at the national (ASCD) convention on the topic of bullying.
His anti-bullying program at the middle school level has garnered national attention.
Peter is a former middle school teacher and principal.
He coaches youth hockey and is the father of twins.
Andrew Zitoli has been the Middle School Principal in Millis, MA for twelve years.
For the past ten years, he has had the privilege of speaking and presenting on the topic of bullying on the national stage.
Mr. Zitoli has also coached both football and soccer and has teams have won three state titles in football and two in girls soccer.
The Early Childhood Professional Association (TECPA)'s Professional Development Programs are designed specifically to meet the needs of early childhood and elementary educators, afterschool professionals, program administrators, and family childcare providers.
TECPA events include a light dinner at 6:00 pm with program running from 6:30-8:30.
For programming information, please contact Lori Davis at ldavis@tecpa.org.
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$25.00
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14 East Central Street, Natick, MA, 01760 map
Phone: 508.655.3813
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