Cyberbullying Resources
An Educational Services Department:
Information Technology Department 909-580-6560
Jamal Boyce, Chief Technology Officer | Steven Nadziejko, Network Services Manager | Bradley Wilson, Information Services Manager
Cyberbullying
CyberTipline
The Congressionally-mandated Cyber Tip Line is a means for reporting crimes against children including: Possession, manufacture, and distribution of child pornography Online enticement of children for sexual acts Child prostitution Sex Tourism Involving Children Familial Child Sexual Molestation Unsolicited Obscene Material Sent to a Child Misleading Domain Names Misleading Words or Digital Images on the Internet Reports may be made 24-hours a day, 7 days a week online at the CJUSD TipLine.
RESOURCES
For Parents and Students
- Common Sense Media -Educate and advocate for kids, families and schools.
- "Do Something" Bully project -Take a survey about school bullying.
- Hero in the Hallway -Videos and tips for parents and students.
- Dig 4 kids Education Foundation -Bully Prevention Resources
- Stop Bullying Now -Stop bullying tips for parents
- Cyberbully.org -Parent Guide to Cyberbullying and Cyberthreats
- Kids Stop Bullying -Find facts and quizzes about bullying for kids.
- Cyberbullying Statistics
- Cyberbullying Research Center -Provides up-to-date information about the nature, extent, causes and consequences of cyberbullying among adolescents.
- Cyberbullying -Website for children's health and development. (Spanish)
For Teachers
A Thin Line -MTV speaks out (Spanish)
Enough is Enough -Online Bullying and Internet Safety 101
Cyberbullying Statistics
Heroes in the Hallway -Videos and tips for students.
Cyberbullying -Site is filled with links, information and resources to use in your classroom.
National Bullying Prevention Center -Bullying resources
Teens Against Bullying Video -Pacer Center
Kids Against Bullying -Pacer Center offers games, videos and tips
Wired Safety -Stop Cyberbullying