Stopping School Violence - Immediately learn skills to keep your child safe from bullying and school violence.

Derek Randell - Stopping School Violence

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FACT: 160,000 kids miss school everyday
due to bullying and school violence.

FACT: 950,000 students across the United States bring weapons to school every month.

FACT: Schools now report over a quarter of a million students per month are being physically attacked during the school day.

"As a parent of two young daughters, I know how important it is to keep our schools safe. Teachers can be more effective if there is a schoolwide system of behavioral expectations. Students can learn more if they feel safe." -United States Senator Barack Obama

Attacking Our Educators

Inside you will learn the following:
• The amount of physical violence educators face, even at the elementary level
• How educators have to deal with 'parents gone wild'
• How educators are being cyber-bullied
• What issues are causing these problems
• Solutions for teachers, administrators, and parents
• 75 tips on making teaching more fun

Learn 81 different solutions to this epidemic. Ending violence takes more than just controlling students and the buildings’ security. Schools must keep students and staff safer physically, emotionally, and socially.

• What signs to look for

• Why your child is a victim

• What your child's options include

• How to involve the community

• How to get bystanders involved

• How to identify and resolve dating violence

• What schools need to address

• How to approach the school

• Are the Schools Helping or Hurting

• Back to School

1. Talk with your child's teacher. Make sure they're aware of what is going on. Do not go into the school looking to confront the staff. We need to be on the same team.

2. Do not ignore your child's reports. Ignoring them sends the wrong message.

3. Stress the importance of body language.

4. Teach your child how to defend him or herself. Martial arts training is highly recommended.

5. Coach your child in alternatives while teaching him/her problem solving skills.

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