"Barton Suggs has it rough. He only has one friend, Lizzie Hellman. The school bullies are out to get him--and nobody believes him about it. After Barton gets pranked again, he's had enough. So when Barton brings Slappy to life, he's thrilled to find a new friend that's willing to help him get revenge on the bullies"--Publisher marketing.

A girl confides to her mother that her best friend is treating her badly, and together they figure out what to do about it. Includes a note to parents and teachers, as well as related resources.

With amazing courage and candor, students discuss racial differences, perceived sexual orientation, disabilities, religious differences, sexual harassment and more. From the youth who are targeted, to the students who pick on them, to those who find the courage to intervene, Let's Get Real examines bullying from the full range of perspectives. This poignant film educates audiences of all ages about why we can no longer accept name-calling and bullying...

When an explosion rips through the nearly empty cafeteria of an elementary school, Rose leads two girls to safety before racing to rescue her own daughter, Melly. But Rose soon learns that she may face both civil and criminal charges for her heroics because one of the girls she saved was seriously injured in the resulting fire that killed three school staff members. Media demands, legal maneuvering, and social pressures create tension, and dark secrets...

Its 1996, and fourth grader Cecil Stevens switches to a new school after his parents, Tim and Lorrie, decide to separate. He's reminded of his lisp every time he says his name and bullied by his new schoolmates, so he decides to change his name to Michael Jordan. His entire school learns an important lesson about acceptance after he and his friend Abby start a business with the corrupt principal that sells celebrity names to kids.

Asagiri Aya has a difficult life. The middle school girl is the target of cruel bullying at school by day, and violent abuse at home by night. One day, while surfing the web, she [comes] across a creepy figure who grant[s] her a gift of magic power...--Back cover.

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) students face a unique set of safety concerns each day. Over 85% report being harassed because of their sexual or gender identity, and over 20% report being physically attacked. Far too often teachers and administrators do nothing in response. In part because of this, the suicide rate for LGBT students continues to be 3-4 times higher than that of their straight counterparts, and in some parts of the...