1. A Week to Protect the Weak
Alternative Policies
By J.P., Eliana, Eva, Ben and Danny

2. Summary Main Points Four policies being proposed.
Anti Bullying/ Pro-Friendship Week in which students will participate.
Volunteer Hall Monitor System to help catch bullying/bullies in the act.
Changing Report System to make it easier and more confidential to report a bullying case/bully.
Peer Jury to allow kids to see the severity of bullying.

3. Survey Data/Graphs

4. Interviews Dr. Olsen, Principal-Elm Place Middle School
Mr. Swanson, Principal-Highland Park High School
Mr. Neiberg, Student Services Representative-Waukegan High School
Mrs. Rebecca Baim, President-NSSD 112 School Board
We found that, when asked, the majority of the people we interviewed said that it was essential to fix the reporting system and make it better.
“I think now if students aren’t able to feel comfortable to report a problem, that’s definitely a problem.” ~Dr.Olsen, Principal-Elm Place Middle School
“A good reporting system is the missing link.”
~Mrs. Rebecca Baim, President-NSSD 112 School Board

5. Video Clip

6. Visuals

7. Bibliography
1. "COMMITTEES MUDDLE THROUGH BUSY WEEK."Illinois Association Of School Boards. IASB, March 5,2010. Web. 11 Mar < 2. Harris, Sharon. "News." PenkinTimes. Penkin Daily Times, April 3, Web. 11 Mar < 3. Limber , Susan. "State Laws and Policies to Address Bullying in Schools." School Psychology Review 32. (2003): n. pag. Web. 11 Mar <

8. Picture Bibliography
"Bullying." Welcome To My World. Web. 16 Mar <
2. First News Children's Newspaper - Official Site. Web. 16 Mar <
3. Welcome to the Media Workshop | Southampton. Web. 16 Mar <