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District presents 2023–24 Anti‑Bullying Bill of Rights self‑assessment and programs to board
Summary
Pascack Valley Regional High School District staff presented the district’s 2023–24 Anti‑Bullying Bill of Rights self‑assessment, explained the state scoring system and outlined programs focused on underclassmen, training and tracking tools used to monitor harassment, intimidation and bullying (HIB).
The Pascack Valley Regional High School District Board of Education on May 19 received the district’s 2023–24 Anti‑Bullying Bill of Rights self‑assessment results and a summary of programs and training the district uses to prevent harassment, intimidation and bullying (HIB).
Dr. Sean Strances, the district’s anti‑bullying coordinator, told the board that the New Jersey Department of Education verified the district’s self‑assessment and that the maximum possible score on the measure is 78. "To place these scores into perspective, I think it's helpful to know that the maximum score is a score of 78," he said, explaining the assessment’s structure: eight core elements, 26 indicators and a 0–3 scoring scale where 0 means a school did not meet the expectations and 3 means it exceeded expectations.
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