How to be a catalyst for change.

I s your child being bullied? Frequently, children do not tell their parents if they are being bullied in school because of embarrassment, shame, or fear of repercussions. Ask your child daily how things are going in school. By discussing friends and relationships you’ll increase the likelihood of your child mentioning the bullying sooner. Without communication, you may assume no bullying issues exist. Find out if your school has an anti-bullying policy and if they have any helpful resources for you as a parent. For additional resources, use the advanced search feature online at www.MyIMPACTSolution.com and search the term “bullying”. You will find extensive resources on school bullying including articles, checklists, and a link to outside resources, such as the federal government’s website, www.stopbullying.gov. How to Be a Catalyst for Change