Students Are Finding Safety from Bullies
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| Title: | Students Are Finding Safety from Bullies |
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| Authors: | Learn4Life |
| Source: | Business Wire (English). 10/24/2025. |
| Abstract: | For many teens, bullying isn’t just another bad day at school; it’s a daily battle. In traditional schools, limited adult supervision can leave students vulnerable, targeted not only for their looks or interests, but for things far beyond their control, like disabilities, housing or food insecurities, or simply for being different. “There is a better way,” said Lindsay Reese, area superintendent for Learn4Life, a network of 80+ non-classroom-based charter schools. “What works for us is that we offer flexible schedules and one-on-one instruction, so students come in on different days and times, and it has essentially eliminated opportunities for bullying.” [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] |
| Database: | Regional Business News |
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| Abstract: | For many teens, bullying isn’t just another bad day at school; it’s a daily battle. In traditional schools, limited adult supervision can leave students vulnerable, targeted not only for their looks or interests, but for things far beyond their control, like disabilities, housing or food insecurities, or simply for being different. “There is a better way,” said Lindsay Reese, area superintendent for Learn4Life, a network of 80+ non-classroom-based charter schools. “What works for us is that we offer flexible schedules and one-on-one instruction, so students come in on different days and times, and it has essentially eliminated opportunities for bullying.” [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] |
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