- Glassboro Public Schools
- What happens when my child is labeled a "bully" as a result of an investigation?
Anti Bullying
Page Navigation
- HIB Home Page and District Contact Information
- District Anti-Bullying Self-Assessments/NJ Official Release of District Self-Assessments
- What is "HIB" or bullying?
- Start Anonymous Incident Report
- HIB Timeline
- 10 Steps of the Complaint and Investigation Process
- Why does the process take so long?
- Why don't administrators tell me anything about the incident when they make the initial call?
- Are parents present during a student interview?
- What happens when my child is labeled a "bully" as a result of an investigation?
- What are the consequences for students who have violated the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights?
- How will this affect my child's school record?
- What information will I receive at the conclusion of the investigation?
- HIB Forms
- HIB Policies
- HIB Resources
What happens when my child is labeled a "bully" as a result of an investigation?
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At no point in time are children labeled “bullies.” The purpose of the Harassment, Intimidation and/or Bullying (HIB) investigation is to determine if a student violated the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights. Although it may be determined that a child has violated this law, it in no way labels the child or gives the child a “record.”