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Last week, CIS Specialist Ms. Alexandrya, hosted a bullying prevention event at Walker-Spivey Elementary in collaboration with the school counselor. The theme was “Be a Buddy, Not a Bully!” Students in grades K–2 colored ribbons, while students in grades 3–5 signed a pledge to help prevent bullying. Through activities like these, we’re helping students build a school community where everyone feels safe and supported.

When educators feel regulated, students can too. 💙 CISNC is proud to partner with NCDPI to train school counselors across our state on The Regulated Classroom. This approach equips educators with strategies to help students feel safe. By investing in school counselors, we're strengthening the support system around teachers and students. This is what partnership looks like: working together so that every North Carolina student has a community of support, in and out of the classroom. #CISNC #AllInForStudents #TheRegulatedClassroom #NCDPI #SchoolCounselors #StudentWellbeing #NCEducation

Yesterday, CIS Specialist at DS Johnson Elementary, Ms. Edwards hosted an Anti Bullying event, reminding students to be kind and considerate of others. Every student deserves to feel safe. At CIS, we are building a community of kindness and support, empowering students to speak up and stand up for one another. Together, we can create schools where every student feels heard and supported.

A few years ago, CIS Alum Jennifer stepped onto the stage at the BASH and, in front of a room full of guests, shared her story with confidence. She had been bullied in school. But rather than letting that experience define her, she chose to use her voice to reach out and support others. Every student deserves to feel safe. At CIS, we are building a community of kindness and support, empowering students to speak up and stand up for one another. Together, we can create schools where every student feels heard and supported.

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