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Notice to the reader: It is unlawful to include false accusations on this form. Please be aware that any false accusations on the form may result in your I.P. address, contact information and message content being passed along to school board administration and/or other authorities for investigation.
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It’s time to speak up. It’s time to take action. Changes will happen only when we speak up if we are bullied or see bullying behaviour.
If you experience or see bullying or cyberbullying, report it to a family member, a teacher, guidance counselor, Principal, Vice Principal, or any other adult in the school either in person or by phone. You can also use this online reporting form to report bullying or cyberbullying that disrupts the learning climate of the school. All information that is submitted on the online reporting form will be forwarded to the appropriate Principal and Vice-Principal(s). We encourage you to provide sufficient information in your report to enable school administrators to investigate and respond to your concern.
Please be aware that you will not be able to complete a report during Christmas vacation, Spring break and Summer break.
If you complete the online reporting form when the school is closed, your concerns will be investigated as soon as possible when the school re-opens. For immediate assistance before or after school, during school holidays or on the weekends, you can contact the Kids Help Line toll-free at 1-800-668-6868. If you are reporting cyberbullying, you may also contact the CyberSCAN unit toll-free at 1-855-702-8324 during weekdays from 8 am - 4 pm.
If a student has experienced violence or threat of harm, they or their parents should contact the RCMP or local police immediately for assistance.
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