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Beavercreek City Schools

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Bullying & Harassment

Bullying, Harassment & Student Safety

Beavercreek City Schools is committed to providing a safe, inclusive, and respectful learning environment for all students. We maintain a zero-tolerance approach to bullying, harassment, intimidation, and aggressive behavior. This page provides information about reporting concerns, understanding district policies, and accessing resources that support student safety and well-being.

Safer Ohio School Tip Line: 844-723-3764

Report Bullying or Harassment

  • Bullying is behavior that is intentional, repeated, and involves a real or perceived imbalance of power.

    Bullying may include:

    • Physical aggression
    • Verbal harassment
    • Social exclusion
    • Threats or intimidation
    • Cyberbullying
    • Spreading rumors or gossip

  • Intentional Behavior

    Bullying involves actions intended to cause harm, embarrassment, fear, or discomfort.

    Repeated Behavior

    Bullying typically occurs repeatedly over time, although a serious single incident may also warrant intervention.

    Imbalance of Power

    The student being targeted may have difficulty defending themselves because of a real or perceived difference in power, strength, status, or influence.

  • Teasing

    • Often mutual
    • Playful in nature
    • Stops when asked

    Bullying

    • Repeated and targeted
    • Intended to hurt
    • Continues despite requests to stop
    • Creates a power imbalance

  • Students, families, staff members, and community members are encouraged to report concerns.

    Reports may be made by:

    • Contacting a principal or building administrator
    • Speaking with a counselor
    • Using the district's reporting tool

    Bullying and Harassment Reporting Tool

    • Contacting the Safer Ohio School Tip Line: 1-844-723-3764

  • Substantiated reports of bullying are addressed in accordance with district policies and student handbooks.

    Consequences are determined based on:

    • Student age
    • Severity of the behavior
    • Impact on others
    • Prior incidents

    For specific disciplinary information, please review your school's student handbook or contact school administration.

Need Help?

If you have concerns about bullying, harassment, intimidation, or student safety, please contact your school principal, counselor, or district administration. Working together, we can ensure all students learn in a safe, supportive, and respectful environment.