Title: Facts About School Bullies and Bullying Behaviors - Bullying Statistics
Headings: Facts About School Bullies and Bullying Behaviors
Facts About School Bullies and Bullying Behaviors
Types of School Bullying
Facts About Pack Bullying vs Individual Bullies
Facts about School Bullies and Types of Bullying Behavior
Medium of School Bullying
Specific Targets of School Bullies
Facts About School Bullying

Content: Racist bullying is a third type of focused bullying that targets people of a specific race or cultural. Religious bullying targets people who have specific religious beliefs. Facts About School Bullying
The NCES (National Center for Education Statistics) report reveals that: There is noticeably more bullying in middle school (grades 6, 7, and 8) than in senior high school
Emotional bullying is the most prevalent type of bullying, with pushing/shoving/tripping/spitting on someone being second
Cyberbullying is – for the middle grade levels – the least prominent type of bullying, but it is greater in the last three years of high school than in grades 6 – 9
Most school bullying occurs inside the school, a lesser amount on school property, and even less on the school bus. The least occurs in other areas
Middle school students, and particularly 6 th graders, were most likely to be bullied on the bus
Sixth graders were the most likely students to sustain an injury from bullying, with middle schoolers more likely to be injured than high school students and the percentage going down every grade from 6 to 12
Victims of bullying display a range of responses, even many years later, such as: Low self-esteem
Difficulty in trusting others
Lack of assertiveness
Aggression
Difficulty controlling anger
Isolation
Sources
wesleymission.org.au
stopbullyingnow.hrsa.gov
nces.ed.gov