Georgia Code
Bullying Statute (O.C.G.A.
20-2-751.4)
As used in this
Code section, the term 'bullying' means an act which
occurs on school property, on school vehicles, at
designated school bus stops, or at school related
functions or activities, or by use of data or software
that is accessed through a computer, computer system,
computer network, or other electronic technology of a
local school system, that is:
(1) Any willful attempt or
threat to inflict injury on another person, when
accompanied by an apparent present ability to do so;
(2) Any intentional display
of force such as would give the victim reason to fear or
expect immediate bodily harm; or
(3) Any intentional
written, verbal, or physical act, which a reasonable
person would perceive as being intended to threaten,
harass, or intimidate, that:
(A) Causes another person substantial physical harm
within the meaning of Code Section 16-5-23.1 or visible
bodily harm as such term is defined in Code Section
16-5-23.1;
(B) Has the effect of substantially interfering
with a student's education;
(C) Is so severe, persistent, or pervasive that it
creates an intimidating or threatening educational
environment; or
(D) Has the effect of substantially disrupting the
orderly operation of the school.
Cobb County Policy
Elementary Administrative Rules
Middle School Administrative Rules
High School Administrative Rules
No Bullying School and doorway Sign
Posters available for schools
Bully Prevention Resources
 
Directions for Pamphlet
below
Understanding Playful vs. Hurtful Teasing and Bullying
Behavior for Middle and High
Understanding Playful vs. Hurtful Teasing and Bullying
Behavior for Elementary
Online webcast on Cyberbullying and Sexting by Dr. Patti Agatston
The following prevention information can be given to
parents when their child may be a victim of bullying and
or identified as a bully. This prevention information is
provided to inform parents about bully/victim behavior.
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Adult Sayings
Bullying Myths
Bystanders
Code of silence
Definition of Bullying
Intervention Strategies for Bully
Relational aggression
Teasing
Tips for Parents and resources
What Does Bullying and Victim Behavior Look Like
Bullying Podcast (mp3)
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