You Can’t Bully Me!
The bully, the bullied, and the bystander – they’re all in our schools and they all need our support. Experience an interactive storytelling assembly that gets the whole school talking. Based on the latest research and best practice, Sue’s program is designed to raise awareness, shape attitudes, change behaviors, create memorable learning, and communicate a shared vocabulary. Don’t stop there! Dynamic workshops empower students, teachers, and parents with the skills they need to make a difference.
“The right story, told at the right time, by the right person. Thank you!”
4th Grade Teacher
"We're still receiving positive feedback about the assembly. We truly thank you for providing our students with the much-needed information pertaining to bullying behavior. Your manner of presenting/relaying the information was done in such a unique form, so much that you had such a captive audience."
Assistant Principal
More Information
Social Emotional Learning Standards
Suggested Reading – Bibliography
Extend the Story Experience (pdf document)
"You Can't Bully Me" Recent Venues
- Clow School, Naperville, IL - September 2010/2009/2008/2007
- Georgetown School, Aurora, IL - December 2009
- Wilson Creek School, Manhattan, IL - October 2009
- Reba Steck School, Aurora, IL - October 2009
- St. Celestine School, Elmwood Park, IL - May 2009/2008
- Green Garden School, Frankfort, IL - December 2008
- Beecher School, Beecher, IL - November 2008
- Beach School, Round Lake Beach, IL - April 2008
- Holy Trinity School, Bloomington, IL - February 2008
- Irving School, Berwyn, IL - January 2008
- Spring Brook School, Naperville, IL - December 2007
- Jamaica School, Sidell, IL - December 2007
- Ridge Farm School, Ridge Farm, IL - December 2007
- Schneider School, Farmer City, IL - November 2007
- Grove School, Northbrook, IL - October 2007
- White Swan School, Rockford, IL - September 2007
- O’Plaine School, Gurnee, IL - May 2007
- Lutheran School Association, Decatur, IL - May 2007
- Monroe School, Hinsdale, IL - February 2007
Sue is on the Illinois Arts Council and Arts-in-Education rosters. Partial funding may be available.
Sue welcomes the opportunity to work with you to present a program tailored to your needs at an appropriate price.