Click on the picture of your State Capital, or link, to review your State Law.

 

Go to "The GRADE"  to find out how state anti bullying laws are graded.

The states in red have A+ or A++ ratings.

 

The year after the grade is the year the anti bullying law was passed, or updated.

Some states have updated and improved their anti bullying laws and BPUSA has not received that information.

States known to to have updated their anti bullying law are in red.  For most states listed, this is the initial passage date.  
 

 

In early 2002, when BullyPolice.org began, there were 9 states with anti bullying laws.

In March 2015, the last state, Montana, finally passed their law.

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Former Congressman, Trent Franks, (R) Arizona Speaks Out

The school ground bully has been around for too long.  His entire success at bullying is predicated upon arrogant disregard to simple decency, and a willingness to brutalize an innocent victim simply because the bully is bigger and stronger and others are afraid to intervene.  It is insidious and calls for society and government to intervene decisively.  This (Arizona State) bullying bill is a start.  As you deliberate this bill, please reflect on the fact that Government's primary purpose for existence is for the protection of its innocent citizens.     ...Then remember your bully as a child." 

 

"A Good law is a good foundation for fixing the (bullying) problem -
a requirement of the government schools to protect our Children."

 

ChampionsAgainstBullying.com Bullying: Under The Radar Take the Anonymous Survey

 

A Sister Organization The bullyPolicesquad

Bullycide in America on Amazon

 

• Refusal (not inability) to think rationally about themselves and others

• Small scale Terrorist, with behavior mostly taking place during school time

• Justifies harmful activities towards others with self psychological excuses ("I want to appear tough and in control")

• Enjoys enforcing power on others and causing extreme fear

• Over-bearing person who tyrannizes the non-violent and physically less strong

• To rule by intimidation, terror

• Threatens or acts violence on others

(The only differences between a terrorist and a bully, is in the organized planning or cause of the activity, and the scale of terror.  A bullied child will believe that there is no difference between a terrorist and a bully, given the above definitions.)

• 90% of students felt being bullied caused social, emotional, or academic problems. (Studies show, both bullies & victims have problems later in life because of bullying. 

• 69% of students believe schools respond poorly to reports of bullying. 

• Three out of four students report that they have been bullied. 

• Each month over 250,000 students report being physically attacked. 

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A special thanks to Columbia Basin College (Pasco Washington) and the Graphic Arts Students for the Bully Police USA Logo.  An extra special thanks to Brad Crane, Linda and "TechKid PC" Tom Feduk, Jr.  Check out his website at www.techiepc.com.

 

 

Check Out Brenda's Other Websites

www.JaredStory.com (Healing Website)

www.Bullycide.com (Moms Speak Out)