STEPS TO RESPECT

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• Scope and Sequence
• Research and Results
• Awards and Endorsements
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STEPS TO RESPECT Success Stories

Read about how teachers and administrators successfully integrated the STEPS TO RESPECT program into their schools.

Office Referrals Down 350 Percent
Sunnyland Elementary, Bellingham, WA

Dr. Ali knew that Sunnyland Elementary School needed "a program to decrease bullying and aggression schoolwide."
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Upstander Power
Clark Elementary School, Charlottesville, VA

Brian Dublirer, counselor, and four of his students tell us about how they made the STEPS TO RESPECT program live and breathe as an integral part of their school culture.
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Kids and Parents Talk About Bullying
Douglass Valley Elementary School, U.S. Air Force Academy, CO

Douglass Valley Elementary School serves the U.S. Air Force Academy and has a highly mobile student body.
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What People Are Saying

"STEPS TO RESPECT is one of the few programs that addresses the critical role of the bystander and emphasizes the responsibility of all members of the school community to decrease bullying.”

–Barbara Coloroso, Author
The Bully, the Bullied,and the Bystander