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Anti-Bullying & Violence Warning Signs
District Anti-Bullying Information & Policy
District Anti-Bullying Coordinator: Katherine Ventura
Phone: (973) 777-0808, ext. 120
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WALLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
Anti-Bullying Specialist: Gary Kicinski
Phone: (973) 777-0808, ext. 113
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Principal: Dr. Joseph Pompeo
Phone: (973) 777-0808, ext. 114
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School Safety Team
Mr. Gary Kicinski – School Safety Specialist/Vice Principal
Ms. Mary Bartlett – School Nurse
Mr. Brian Staples – Teacher
Ms. Anna Kolakowski – Parent
GAVLAK ELEMENTARY
Anti-Bullying Specialist / Principal: Nancy Giambrone
Phone: (973) 777-4420, ext. 205
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School Safety Team
Ms. Linda Finke – School Nurse
Ms. Helena Carr – Parent
Ms. Mary Jane Machtemes – Guidance Counselor
Ms. Shannon Dahse – Student Assistance Counselor
JEFFERSON ELEMENTARY
Anti-Bullying Specialist: Darcy Kordosky
Phone: (973) 777-4421, ext. 320
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Principal: Nancy Giambrone
Phone: (973) 777-4420, ext. 205
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School Safety Team
Ms. Stacy Geltrude – School Nurse
Ms. Patricia Sondej – Teacher
Ms. Kim Weinberg – Parent
Available Documentation for Download:
Implementing the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights
WARNING SIGNS FOR VIOLENCE
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Lack of interest in school.
Absence of age-appropriate anger control skills.
Seeing self as always being the victim.
Persistent disregard for or refusal to follow rules.
Cruelty to pets or other animals.
Violent artwork or writing.
Talking constantly about weapons or violence.
Depression or severe mood swings.
History of bullying.
Misplaced or unwarranted jealousy.
Involvement or interest in gangs.
Self-isolation from family and friends.
Talking about bringing a weapon to school.
Time Magazine, 1999