Stop Bullying

What Parents Can Do to Help Schools Prevent Bullying

• Every adult plays an important role in addressing bullying and making schools a safer place for children to learn and employees to work.

  Bullying can take many forms, such as hitting or punching (physical bullying); teasing or name-calling (verbal bullying); intimidation using gestures or social exclusion (nonverbal bullying or emotional bullying); unwanted sexual contact (sexual bullying); and sending insulting messages by e-mail, texting or social media sites (cyber bullying).

• Parents

  • Talk to your child about bullying.

  • Ask your child questions.

  • If you believe your child is the victim of bullying, please report it to a campus administrator as soon as possible.

  • Report your concerns to the district using the Report Bullying form below or contact the Spring ISD Police Department at 281-891-6911 or if you would like to remain anonymous you may call our 24/7 Tip-line at 281-891-6900.

  Warning signs of bullying are when your child

  • Does not want to go to school;

  • Dislikes or has lost interest in school work;

  • Has few, if any, friends;

  • Appears sad, anxious or moody when talking about school;

  • Complains of headaches, stomach aches;

  • Has unexplained cuts, bruises and/or scratches;

  • Appears afraid of going back to school;

  • Returns from school with torn, damaged or missing articles of clothing, books or belongings; and/or

  • Has trouble sleeping and/or has frequent nightmares.

Report Bullying

Use the form below to report possible instances of bullying to Spring ISD officials. If the form does not appear below, click here to open the form in a new window.