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'Stomp Out Bullying' Message Marched Home at Schulte School
Schulte School's anti-bullying parade is part of an overall strategy to connect the community with the school.
This year's theme for the Schulte School anti-bullying parade was "Stomp Out Bullying."
Students and their teachers held colorful signs with anti-bullying messages while they chanted, "Expect Respect" and "Stomp out bullying" with the Case High School cheerleaders while a South Shore Fire truck led a parade through the community.
Principal Rebecca Zahn said the parade is just a piece of the school's efforts to connect more with the community.
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"We're the only public school in Sturtevant, and it's important to show our neighbors the good things going on here," she said.
Bullying is a problem at Schulte, Zahn added, so administrators introduced a full curriculum to help kids learn how to help their classmates.
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"Most kids want to help, but they don't know how," she said. "We're teaching them the steps they can take to help other students who might be bullied."
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