Cobb County School District continues to make bullying prevention a priority with the two districtwide programs that are in place for every CCSD school. For elementary school students, “Stop, Walk, and Talk” is the program that is used to help students follow a series of steps to handle hurtful words/actions by another student. For our middle and high school students, “Expect Respect” is the program that works to promote a respectful school community and teaches students how to handle any of type of disrespect that occurs by another student.

• Inside Scoop: Helping Students Deal With Bullying

  
  Click here to listen to Joslin Maxwell and Kelly McNabb Discuss Helping Students Deal With Bullying

  Podcast summary: Equipping students with effective tools to handle bullying is crucial for fostering a safe and supportive school environment. Today, we delve into two innovative anti-bullying programs implemented in Cobb County schools: "Stop, Walk, Talk" for elementary students and "Expect Respect" for middle and high schoolers. Join our host, David Owen, as he engages with Kelly McNabb, Director of Cobb's Student Assistance Programs, and Joslin Maxwell, Wellness Specialist, who share valuable insights on how these programs empower students to advocate for themselves and their peers. Together, they discuss the importance of fostering empathy, understanding the dynamics of bullying, and the role of bystanders in creating a culture of respect. Tune in to learn how these initiatives not only address bullying but also teach vital life skills that help children navigate social interactions throughout their lives.

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