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Schools can support students with anti-bullying practices by creating a safe and inclusive environment where all students feel respected. Implementing evidence-based programs that promote empathy, conflict resolution, and positive peer interactions is key. Schools can establish clear anti-bullying policies, provide training for staff to recognize and respond to bullying behaviors, and empower students to speak up against bullying through initiatives like peer mentoring and student leadership groups. Additionally, fostering open communication between students, families, and school personnel ensures a collaborative approach to preventing and addressing bullying, supporting a culture of kindness and respect.
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