Bullying, Discrimination, & Harassment
Policies
If You Believe It Is Bullying
Report it! Students and families are encouraged to:
- Tell a trusted adult & share details — tell a teacher, counselor, administrator, or parent/guardian what happened, when and where it occurred, and who was involved.
- Save evidence — keep screenshots, messages, photos, or other relevant information.
- Report anonymously through STOPit if you prefer not to identify yourself: https://appweb.stopitsolutions.com/login
- If corrective action at the site is insufficient, contact the district office ksellwood@buckeyeusd.org
Community Resources
- Is it Mean, Rude or Bullying?
- What Should You Do if Your Child Is a Bully?
- Frequently Asked Questions
- CA Dept. of Ed. Resources
- U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
- Common Sense Media
- Pacer's National Bullying Prevention Center
- Bullying at School (PDF) - This California Department of Education publication addresses bullying behavior and hate-motivated behavior including definitions, effects, and prevention strategies.
- Bullying Prevention Resources for Students Who Identify or Are Perceived as Neurodivergent
- Report an Incident Anonymously Now
Anonymous Reporting
Report bullying using STOPit Anonymous Reporting
STOPit is an anonymous reporting system for anyone (e.g. students, parents, employees, etc.) who observes or suspects a student is in crisis (e.g. threats of self-harm, a victim of abuse, etc.) or who observes or suspects school-related misconduct (e.g. bullying, threats, vandalism, etc.) at school or in the community.
If you are reporting a life-threatening issue, we encourage you to contact 911 emergency services for immediate response.
By using STOPit, you contribute to creating a safer environment for everyone!
- Open the link at STOP IT
- Search for the school
- Submit a tip
