"Our students really connect with 'STEPS TO RESPECT.'"

–Bruce Colley, Bainbridge Island, WA

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Program Details

Skills for Students, Solutions for Adults
The STEPS TO RESPECT program takes a whole-school approach to bullying, bringing staff, students, and families into the picture. A schoolwide approach sends a message to students that it's safe to come forward when there is a problem and that adults will take steps to help them.

Elements of the Program

  • A comprehensive Program Guide gives administrators, teachers, and counselors step-by-step tools for developing policies and implementing the program.
  • In-depth training ensures that all adults who have contact with students integrate core program concepts into every aspect of the school day.
  • Engaging classroom lessons for Grades 3–5 or 4–6 give children the skills they need to recognize and refuse bullying, maintain friendships, and resolve conflicts.
  • Coaching training and booster sessions provide extra support for staff members.
  • Family trainings and materials reinforce bullying prevention skills at home.
Teaching the Lessons
Each curriculum kit includes 11 skill-building lessons and two literature unit selections (which contain 7–10 lessons each). Each skill lesson takes 20–30 minutes to teach. Literature lessons are designed to last 30–40 minutes each.

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