As part of National Bullying Prevention Month, students in the Southside ISD will participate in Unity Day on Wednesday, October 21. It’s part of a national effort to inspire students for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. Students from our elementary campuses to the high school will hold events as an effort to create a world without bullying.
According to Pacer’s National Bullying Prevention Center, every October, individuals from across the nation—and around the world—unite with the powerful message that bullying should never be a part of childhood.
The campaign is a catalyst for:
- Involving a nation to take action at the local level to create safe and supportive schools
- Offering information and education about how everyone can prevent bullying
- Providing a platform to hold school events
- Sharing information about the issue through news media, social media, and videos
- Talking with education and public policy leaders about their roles in bullying prevention
- Promoting dialogue between educators, parents, and students on their roles in addressing and preventing bullying
- Encouraging organizations to share information about their bullying prevention resources
- Inspiring everyone to unite for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion
- Helping to create a world without bullying
Southside Independent School District participates in the StayAlert School Safety Program. Parents or students may report confidential or anonymous information on bullying, drugs, alcohol, weapons, harassment, suicide, or other safety concerns by texting, calling, emailing:
- (206) 406-6485 (text or call)
- report@stayalert.info