During October’s National Bullying Prevention Month, Junior-Senior High School seventh to 12th graders were encouraged to sign pledge banners that read “United We Stand Against Bullying and Drugs.” By taking the pledge, students demonstrated that they are united for kindness, acceptance and inclusion. 

They have strengthened the cause by uniting those who want everyone to feel safe at school, in their community and while online. Our students have sent the message to others who are being bullied that they are not alone and have helped to create a culture in which more people are supportive of others.