Anti-Bullying News from Mason Middle School
Comic Strips Designed to Present Solutions to Bullying
On September 9, students were broken into five groups in their homerooms to draw a comic strip of a bullying activity and what the remedy might be for this problem. This activity took place following discussions led by the classroom teachers. Students will be revisiting this activity throughout the year to complete the comic strip anti-bullying activity.
On September 9, students were broken into five groups in their homerooms to draw a comic strip of a bullying activity and what the remedy might be for this problem. This activity took place following discussions led by the classroom teachers. Students will be revisiting this activity throughout the year to complete the comic strip anti-bullying activity.
Kevin Honeycutt Presentation
Kevin Honeycutt presented a session to all MMS students and faculty members on October 31st to address the issue of bullying. MMS administration is anticipating inviting one or two more speakers to address this issue in unique ways with our students including a visit from the Michigan Attorney General's Office later this fall.
Kevin Honeycutt presented a session to all MMS students and faculty members on October 31st to address the issue of bullying. MMS administration is anticipating inviting one or two more speakers to address this issue in unique ways with our students including a visit from the Michigan Attorney General's Office later this fall.
MMS Anti-Bullying Committee Formed
An anti-bullying committee of Mason Middle School stakeholders has been formed and is working on numerous anti-bullying initiatives.
An anti-bullying committee of Mason Middle School stakeholders has been formed and is working on numerous anti-bullying initiatives.
Bullying Student Survey to be Administered
Mason Middle School staff and administrators have been working to complete a student survey on bullying and students' perceptions of the climate at MMS. This student survey will be administered during the week before winter break, and the data obtained will be used to inform anti-bullying initiatives and programs moving forward.
Mason Middle School staff and administrators have been working to complete a student survey on bullying and students' perceptions of the climate at MMS. This student survey will be administered during the week before winter break, and the data obtained will be used to inform anti-bullying initiatives and programs moving forward.