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"Bullying Statistics." //Proactive Behavioral-Management//. Web. 26 Sept. 2011. . Cyber bulling- is when students or adults are bullied on the internet.

10. The average child has watched 8,000 televised murders and 100,000 acts of violence before finishing elementary school.
 * 1) Over 160,000 kids stay home ever day due to bully
 * 2) 60% of middle schoolkids say they have been bullied
 * 3) 30% of students who reported they had been bullied said they had at times brought weapons to school.
 * 4) A bully is 6 times more likely to be incarcerated by the age of 24.
 * 5) A bully is 5 times more likely to have a serious criminal record when he grows up
 * 6) 2/3 of students who are targets become bullies
 * 7) 20% of all children say they have been bullied.
 * 8) 20% of high school students say they have seriously considered suicide with the last 12 months.
 * 9) 25% of students say that teachers intervened in bullying incidents while 71% of teachers say they intervened.

Owens, Lynette. "Phoebe Prince-Tragic Case of (Cyber)bullying | Internet Safety for Kids & Families." //InternetSafety for Kids & Families - Trend Micro//. Web. 27 Sept. 2011. . CASE: Phoebe Prince Introduction: A student loses her life due to bullying at school and in the internet. Details:
 * On January 14 Phoebe Prince committed suicide because of cyber-bullying.
 * She was 15 years old when she committed suicide.
 * Nine High school students at her high school.
 * They were charged with stalking, criminal harassment,and violations to the civil rights.
 * Most of the bulling done on Phoebe was done at school.
 * people are not really sure what they said to Phoebe on the internet.
 * The kids actually were happy that she had killed herself.

//Central York School//. York. PDF. AUP Summary-Some of the purpose of laptops for students are so they are able to do research on their laptops for projects and for other school purposes. Some unsure things the school board is the term CHILD PORNOGRAPHY. Child pornography is defined under a federal and state law.Another term that is a federal and state law is harmful to minors. A system settings that the school uses to ban some inappropriate cites is Technology protection measure.The district assumes no responsibility or liability for any charges incurred by a user.Under normal operating procedures, there will be no cost incurred. If any data or work is deleted while the user is using the computer the school has no responsibility if they lose any of there work.There is no bullying or terroristic attempts while using the computers.Building administrators shall make initial determinations of whether inappropriate use has happened.It is the district’s goal to protect users of the network from harassment and any unwanted or unsolicited electronic communications. Not used for any no related work.Not used to invade the privacy of other people in the school.System security is protected through the use of passwords.General rules for behavior and communications apply when using the Internet, in addition to the stipulations of this policy. If computer is damaged while being used the student or students must pay for a new laptop.

Points that should be kept- I really think most of the rules that the school has should be kept but i mean they should unbanned some sites that they have block. They should put how much each laptop would cost if you would break it or damage it.

My School AUP- What is able to be used on the computers is What isn't allowed to do on the computers
 * Work sites
 * math game (Ex) cool math,Fun-brain
 * music
 * YouTube would be a privilege
 * Google Docs
 * Google
 * Ask.com
 * look up inappropriate sites
 * games while doing work
 * change the settings on sites
 * change the background
 * change the general settings to the computers
 * change the password

Disciplinary action- 1. If one of the rules would be broken they will lose the privilege to work or use the computer. 2. Also if any damage to computer is done the student or students will have to pay for a new laptop. 3. They would get detention depending on how severe the damage is.

"Tools for the TEKS: Integrating Technology in the Classroom." Web. 29 Sept. 2011. .

There are 10 ways to address cyber bulling. > > "How Schools Can Help Eliminate Cyber Bullying." //Cyber Bullying Alert | CyberBullying Prevention Software | Internet Harassment//. Web. 29 Sept. 2011. 
 * 1) Proactively Collaborate
 * 2) Sponsor Awareness Events
 * 3) Hot Spot Surveys
 * 4) Provide Anonymous Drop Boxes
 * 5) Address Cyber-bullying In The AUP
 * 6) Advance Action Team Planning
 * 7) Provide “Walled Garden” DSN Environments
 * 8) Encourage Class Meetings
 * 9) Implement Network Secure Access
 * 10) Culture of Responsibility and Accountabilit

How can school officials stop cyberbullying?
 * See cyber bullying as a problem.
 * Survey the extent of the problem.
 * Create a specialized system to follow.
 * Bring awareness via the classroom.
 * Build a team for cyber bullying prevention.
 * Provide interventions and mediation.
 * Have medical professionals on campus.
 * Work with other schools in the district.
 * Enforce consequences.
 * Define the difference between reporting useful information and ratting out a friend

Web. 30 Sept. 2011. 

What are some legal issues that school officials may face in dealing with cyberbullying?
 * unable to convict on use of bulling outside of school
 * Having proof to back up your statement
 * must have reliable evidence
 * Could Se w the parents for bullying
 * Have a parent teacher conference

Web. 30 Sept. 2011.  What are some measures that school officials can take to prevent cyberbullying? > What are some actions school officials should take if they suspect cyberbullying?
 * Using their AUP rules
 * Using detentions
 * banning from some sites
 * Having meetings held for all students
 * Web. 30 Sept. 2011. 
 * Ask students and bystanders
 * Ask or set up a parent meeting with the child's parent
 * Have friends of the child have thoughts of his change