After the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act was adopted in
2011, New Jersey schools have had to create and implement programs to deal with
bullying among students. In March, all of these schools will be required to
submit a 20-page self-assessment to be graded on a scale from 0 to 75 with 75
being a perfect score.
The assessment was created by the Department of
Education to evaluate each school’s performance to apply anti-bullying measures
into their daily activities. So far, some of the grades that have come in have
been promising, with multiple high scores. The rest of the grades will continue
to come in during the rest of the month.
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