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District reports first-semester bullying incidents: middle and high school counts higher than other buildings

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Summary

In the first-semester bullying report presented to the Bellbrook-Sugarcreek board, the middle school reported eight incidents and the high school seven; other buildings reported lower counts. The district said all incidents are investigated and handled appropriately.

District administrators reported the first-semester bullying counts at the board meeting. The numbers presented in the meeting record were: Steven Bell (3), BCI (0), the middle school (8) and the high school (7).

The staff member presenting said each report is investigated and consequences are issued as appropriate. The district noted efforts to prevent bullying include assemblies and speakers; the middle school hosted Chris Singleton as a guest speaker focused on positive behavior, acceptance and civility, which officials cited as part of preventative efforts.

The presenter directed residents to the district website for historical bullying-report data and said the district will continue to use prevention and intervention measures under its PBIS framework and student-support systems.

Ending: Board members asked if there were questions and moved to the next agenda item. The transcript indicates the district is monitoring reports and using in‑school programming to address concerns.