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At Huron City Schools, the safety and well-being of every student is our top priority. We are committed to providing a positive, inclusive environment where students feel seen, heard, and supported.
Whether you're a student experiencing bullying, a parent with concerns, or a staff member needing resources, this page is here to help. We’ve gathered information and tools so you can take action, find support, and help make our schools a safe space for everyone. We encourage you to make time to review the Bullying Prevention document with your student.
Recognizing Bullying Behavior
Bullying is:
Intentional, repeated aggressive behavior
An imbalance of power (physical strength, access to embarrassing information, popularity, etc.)
Verbal, social, physical, or digital in nature
Examples include:
Name-calling, threats, and spreading rumors
Exclusion, intimidation, hitting, or pushing
Cyberbullying through social media or messaging apps
What isn’t bullying?
One-time conflicts or disagreements
Accidental hurtful behavior
Mutual arguments between students
See Something? Say Something.
Your voice matters. If you see something suspicious or feel unsafe, you can anonymously report it. We encourage students and families to speak up. Parents/Guardians and students can report any safety concerns, bullying incidents, threats, or suspicious behavior using the following tools:
Call or text: 844-723-3764 (844-SAFER-OH)
Open 24/7
Anonymous & confidential
Reports go directly to local school officials and law enforcement
This free, confidential service is operated by the Ohio Department of Public Safety – Office of Homeland Security, and helps keep our schools safe and informed.
What You Can Expect
Once a report is made:
School administrators will review it promptly
Investigations will be handled confidentially and thoroughly
Students involved will receive support
Parents/guardians will be contacted if appropriate
Disciplinary action or restorative support will be taken, depending on findings
We’re Here for You
Huron City Schools believes in a proactive, educational approach to preventing bullying and supporting emotional well-being. Here's how we help:
Social-emotional learning in classrooms
Building-wide PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports)
Full-time counselors in every school
Access to outside mental health resources
Bullying Report & District Summary
At Huron City Schools, the safety and well-being of our students is our top priority. We take every report of bullying seriously and follow a thorough investigation process to ensure students are supported and appropriate steps are taken. Below is a summary of bullying reports and confirmed incidents, updated regularly in accordance with Board Policy JFCF.
Bullying Reports by School Year (Reported Bi-Annually)
2024–2025 School Year
July–December: 0 bullying incidents reported
January–June: 0 bullying incidents reported
2023–2024 School Year
July–December: 0 bullying incidents reported
January–June: 0 bullying incidents reported
2022–2023 School Year
July–December: 1 bullying incident reported (McCormick Middle School)
January–June: 1 bullying incident reported (McCormick Middle School)
2021–2022 School Year
August–December: 0 bullying incidents reported
January–June: 0 bullying incidents reported
2020–2021 School Year
August–December: 1 incident reported, 1 confirmed
January–June: 3 incidents reported, 0 confirmed
2019–2020 School Year
August–December: 5 incidents reported, 0 confirmed
January–June: 5 incidents reported, 2 confirmed
2018–2019 School Year
August–November: 16 incidents reported, 1 confirmed
December–May: 8 incidents reported, 0 confirmed
2017–2018 School Year
August–November: 6 incidents reported, 0 confirmed
December–June: 9 incidents reported, 1 confirmed
2016–2017 School Year
August–November: 15 incidents reported, 1 confirmed
December–June: 5 incidents reported, 1 confirmed
August–November: 6 reports; 0 confirmed
December–June: 9 reports; 1 confirmed
August–December: 5 reports; 0 confirmed
January–June: 5 reports; 2 confirmed
August–December: 0 reports
January–June: 0 reports
Having honest conversations at home about online safety, respectful behavior, and when to speak up can make all the difference. Whether you're looking for support, information, or someone to talk to, we're here to help.
District Supported Resources
These tools and policies are designed to help students, families, and staff respond to and report bullying or hazing:
Family Resources
These organizations offer helpful guidance, tools, and ideas for how to talk to your child about bullying prevention and positive relationships:
Online Resources
For additional support and information about keeping students safe online and in school: