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Bullying Prevention—Camps Take a Stand

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Camper-toward-camper bullying occurs in the following frequency:
none-2 times per weekly session
2 – 7 times per weekly session
7-15 times per weekly session
more than 15 times per weekly session
 
Next year, I think I would use these bullying prevention materials in the following ways. (check all that apply)
Staff pre-training or in-service training
As a personal reference to handle a situation
As part of program with campers
As reference materials for parents
Don’t think I’d use these materials
 
Our camps need the following additional resources about bullying prevention (check all that apply)
Resources to help campers who are bullied
Resources to help campers who are bullying
Resources for staff training
Resources for staff to use directly with camper
Resources to use with parents
 
When our camp needs professional expertise on camper behavioral issues, we turn to the following for advice (check all that apply)
Volunteer consultant
Paid consultant
Board members
Other camp directors
 
Please share your comments/reactions about the bullying prevention materials offered here on the ACA Web site.
 
Please let us know of any bullying prevention materials you would recommend to other camps and how you’ve used them.

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Camp policy statement about bullying prevention
Tip sheet for staff training
Letter to parents explaining the camp's policy on bullying prevention
Bullying Prevention Bibliography
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Understanding Bullying Within The Camp Setting
 
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