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District hosting multiple parent seminars on youth protection

September 2016Granite Schools

Photo of boy sitting on bench and text "Parent Seminars on Youth Protection"

Granite School District will host three parent seminars on youth protection during the school year. Each of the seminars will address the topics of mental health, substance abuse, bullying, and Internet safety. Please attend on the date and time that is most convenient for your ...

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Westbrook Elementary students write, perform anti-bullying opera

April 2015Granite Schools

Photo of Westbrook Elementary students performing opera

Sixth-graders at Westbrook Elementary worked with members of the Utah Symphony & Opera to compose and write songs about how to combat bullying. The finished opera, titled “Way to Be: Bully Free,” details how students can work together to turn differences into strengths. The show was performed ...

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Filed Under: Employee LinkTagged With: anti-bullying, bullying, childrens opera showcase, fine art, message, music, opera, rose wagner, theatre, utah symphony and opera, westbrook elementary

Junior high Care Team empowering students to curb disrespect

February 2014Granite Schools

Students at West Lake Junior High School are taking steps to create a culture of courtesy and respect at the school with a new tool - a student-driven Care Team. With around 20 members, the Care Team works to create an environment where 7th and 8th graders get along and feel accepted and safe. Each ...

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Harlem Globetrotter underscores school-wide anti-bullying campaign

February 2014Granite Schools

Anthony “Buckets” Blakes of the Harlem Globetrotters stopped by Rolling Meadows Elementary to lend his support of the school’s anti-bullying project. Blakes’ ABC (Action, Bravery, and Compassion) message added to Rolling Meadows’ current acronym, SWAT (Stop, Walk Away, and Talk). “I’m adding to ...

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Student creates campaign to bridle bullying

November 2013Granite Schools

Have you ever seen those prescription drug commercials that tout a medicine but also include long lists of potentially dangerous side effects? Well, that’s how Brockbank Junior High student Jenne-Lee Cannon describes bullying – someone forcing you to take a drug that almost always carries ...

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Filed Under: Employee Link, Parent LinkTagged With: anti-bullying, awareness, brockbank junior high, bullying, campaign, club, girl scout, silver award

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