Olweus Bullying Prevention Program


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PROGRAM CONTENT
Core components of the program are implemented at the school, classroom, and individual levels.

The Olweus Bullying Prevention Program is a school wide program designed to prevent or reduce bullying throughout the school setting. The multi-component approach involves individuals, classrooms, entire schools, as well as parents and communities, to successfully address bullying in schools.

Outcomes of the Program


Statistics show how successful implementation of the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program can reduce school bullying.

Outcomes have included:

Fifty percent or more reductions in student reports of being bullied and bullying others. Peer and teacher ratings of bullying problems have yielded similar results.
Significant reductions in student reports of general antisocial behavior such as school bullying, vandalism, school violence, fighting, theft, and truancy.
Significant improvements in the classroom social climate as reflected in students' reports of improved order and discipline, more positive social relationships, and more positive attitudes toward schoolwork and school.
Greater support for students who are bullied, and stronger, more effective interventions for students who bully.

Other Benefits of the Program

The Olweus Bullying Prevention Program will also help you meet requirements for these federal mandates or programs that you may already be administering:

Safe and Drug Free Schools
School connectedness
High-stakes testing
Juvenile delinquency prevention
School drop-out prevention
School health programs
Suicide prevention
Promotion of developmental assets
No Child Left Behind
Character education
Behavior supports



For more information, please check out the new Olweus Web Page.

For more information or for a free consultation for your school, please call us or email us. We can provide cost of program, assistance in finding and securing a grant as well as other complimentary programs for a successful program.
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