This year is the fifth anniversary of PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Month that unites communities nationwide to raise awareness of bullying prevention. Traditionally held the first week in October, the event has been expanded to include activities, education and awareness building for the entire month. Whether you are an educator, student, family, or individual who cares about students, here are the tools you need to address bullying in your school, recreational program or community organization. PACER Center is a national parent center serving all youth, with a special emphasis on children with disabilities. Read Secretary Arne Duncan's remarks at the recent Bullying Prevention Summit.
To read Secretary Arne Duncan's remarks please tap on link: http://www.ed.gov/news/speeches/myths-about-bullying-secretary-arne-duncans-remarks-bullying-prevention-summit
Source: http://www.disability.gov/community_life/news_%26_events
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