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Overview of Bullying Prevention Policy for Parents

Dear ECP families,

At Endeavor College Prep, we want to maintain a safe, inclusive, and healthy learning environment for students. We believe in working together with parents/guardians and students to ensure bullying does not occur. School staff will discuss this policy with students in an age-appropriate way and will assure them that they need not to endure any form of bullying.

Students who bully are in violation of this policy and are subject to disciplinary action up to and including expulsion.

Bullying is defined by ECP’s Bullying Prevention Policy as a repeated act of aggression causing embarrassment, pain, or discomfort to someone. Such behavior may include, but is not limited to:

  • Direct physical contact, such as hitting or shoving
  • Verbal assaults, such as teasing or name-calling
  • Social isolation or manipulation
  • Interfering with another student’s property by stealing, hiding, or damaging it
  • Writing offensive notes or graffiti about another student 
  • Misusing technology to hurt or humiliate another person
Responsibilities For Students

How to report suspected bullying:

  • Students in grades TK-3 should tell their classroom teachers about any incidents.
    • Teachers will notify the appropriate personnel by filling out a digital Student Incident Report Form.
  • Students in grades 4-8 should complete and submit a digital Student Incident Report Form as soon as possible.

 

Student Consequences

Consequences for a student who commits an act of bullying and harassment shall vary in method and severity according to the nature of the behavior, the developmental age of the student, and the student’s history of problem behaviors and performance, and must be consistent with the board of education’s approved code of student conduct. Measures taken shall be designed to: correct the problem behavior; prevent another occurrence of the behavior; and protect the victim of the act.
Responsibilities For Teachers

How to intervene:

  • Allow students to share stories and accounts of what happened in a private setting.
  • Ensure students feel safe in class by making necessary adjustments to seating arrangements or teams.
  • Closely monitor students involved in alleged incidents of bullying and report any relevant findings to the appropriate personnel.

How to report:

  • In grades TK-3, teachers will talk to students and complete a Student Incident Report Form based on the conversation.  Form must be completed as thoroughly as possible. 
  • In grades 4-8, students will fill out a digital Student Incident Report Form which can be found in Google Classroom. 

Responsibilities For Parents

How to report:

  • Talk to your child’s classroom teachers as soon as possible to report any concerns. 

How to support your child:

  • Encourage your child to tell adults (such as their teachers, school counselor, or dean of students) as soon as possible. 
  • Advise your children not to retaliate to any forms of bullying. 
  • Be sympathetic and supportive, and reassure your child that appropriate action will be taken. 
  • Talk to your child about being kind to one another, accepting differences, and respecting boundaries amongst peers. 

Let us know how we can best support you and your children. We want your child to be successful in school!  If you have any questions or need more information please contact the main office at 323-800-4125.

Sincerely,
Endeavor College Preparatory Charter School

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Endeavor College Prep (TK-8TH Grade)
1263 S. Soto St.
Los Angeles, CA 90023

(323) 800-4125
(In Historic Plaza del Sol)

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info@endeavorcollegeprep.org
Fax: (323) 843-9502

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