Respect For All in New York City Schools

Respect for All isn’t just one week in February; it is also a permanent initiative at our schools.

The year-round initiative prevents students from bullying on the basis looks or perception.  It is the responsibility of the entire school community—faculty, parents, and fellow students—to make sure that all children are treated respectfully and feel safe in their environment.

Let Box Out Bullying do the hard work for you.  Contact us today to schedule our interactive assemblies for students, our parent workshops, and our faculty development programs.  Box Out Bullying’s interactive, age-appropriate, theatrical student assemblies and parent workshops teach everyone how to identify, respond to, and prevent bullying.

Don’t wait for Respect For All Week in February to do something now  

Bullying prevention and respect doesn’t start and stop with children.  

Parents need to understand how to identify bullying and the importance of respect.  Box Out Bullying offers workshops and presentations to parents where we discuss just that.  Bring your school community one step closer to being completely bullying-free.

Box Out Bullying offers faculty and professional development programs that will help train staff members.  Get your staff on the same page concerning bullying-prevention and classroom management.  Our interactive workshop for faculty and administrators stops bullying in four easy steps.  You’ll find easy-to-use lessons and activities that can be incorporated into daily lesson plans designed to successfully address potential problems, empower the bystander, and create empathy among students.

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Please see below for a sample of New York City Schools that have brought the Box Out Bullying Experience to their school communities.

Manhattan

District 1
District 2
  • PS 41 The Greenwich Village School
  • PS 262
  • PS 442 Ballet Tech 
  • PS/IS 276
District 3
  • The Global Learning Collaborative
  • New York French American Charter School
  • PS 241 STEM Institute Of Manhattan
District 4
District 5
  • Harlem Children’s Zone Promise Academy II CS
  • P.S. 123 Mahalia Jackson
District 6
  • PS/IS 187 Hudson Cliffs
  • PS 8
  • PS 5 Ellen Lurie School
  • PS 189
  • IS 528 Bea Fuller Rodgers School

Bronx

District 7
  • MS 224
  • The Bronx Charter School for Children
  • Family Life Academy Charter School III
  • Brilla College Prep Charter School
  • PS 25 Billingual School
  • MS 298
  • PS 277
District 08
District 09
  • PS 132 Garret A Morgan
  • Bronx Works PS 42 Claremont
  • Icahn Charter School 1
  • Bronx Works PS 313
  • PS 63 Authors Academy
  • IS 117 Joseph H. Wade
District 10
District 11
District 12
District 75
  • P17X@MS 298

Brooklyn

District 13
District 14
  • MS 577
  • PS 34
  • Brooklyn Arbor Elementary School
District 15
  • MS 136
  • PS 38
  • PS 32 Samuel Mills Sprole
  • PS 261 Philip Livingston
  • PS 676 Red Hook Neighborhood School
  • P.S. 15 Patrick F. Daly Magnet School of the Arts 
District 16
  • MS 534
  • PS 262
  • Brooklyn High School For Law And Technology
  • Excellence Boys Charter School of Bedford Stuyvesant
District 17
  • PS 12
  • PS 167
  • PS 191
  • PS 289
  • Parkside Preparatory Academy
District 18
District 19
  • Frederick Douglass Academy VIII Middle School
  • JHS 218
  • PS 214
  • PS 224
  • School for Classics an Academy of Thinkers, Writers, and Performers
  • PS 214 Michael Friedsam
  • East New York Elementary School Of Excellence
  • Hyde Leadership Charter School
  • PS 13 Roberto Clemente
  • PS 306 Ethan Allen
District 20
  • JHS 220 John J Pershing
  • PS 682
  • PS 971
  • PS 200 Benson School
  • PS 247 Brooklyn
  • PS 185 Walter Kassenbrock
  • PS 186 Dr. Irving A Gladstone
  • PS 204 Vince Lombardi School
  • PS 127 The McKinley Park School
  • JHS 259 The William McKinley School
District 21
  • PS 101
  • PS/IS 226 Alfred De B. Mason
  • Ps 216 Arturo Toscanini School
  • PS 95 The Gravesend
  • PS 212K Lady Deborah Moody
  • PS 216K Arturo Toscanini
  • PS 99 Isaac Asimov
District 22
District 23
  • IS 392 The School For The Gifted & Talented
  • Achievement First Brownsville Charter School
  • PS 631
  • PS 150 Christopher
District 32
  • Alejandrina Benitez de Gautier School (PS 377)

Queens

District 24
District 25
District 26
District 27
  • Village Academy
  • MS 210
  • PS 123
  • PS 51
  • PSMS 114
  • Knowledge and Power Preparatory Academy VI
  • PS 155 (Pictures)
  • PS/MS 114 Belle Harbor
  • PS/MS 207 Rockwood Park
  • PS 253
  • Peninsula Preparatory Academy Charter School
  • Channel View School For Research
  • JHS 202 Robert H Goddard School
  • Kappa VI
District 28
District 29
  • PS 268
  • PS 131
  • PS 134 Hollis
  • PS 35 The Nathaniel Hawthorne School
  • Merrick Academy – Queens Public Charter School
  • Queens United Middle School
  • PS/MS 147 The Ronald McNair School
District 30

Staten Island

District 31

Independent Schools

Charter Schools
Catholic Schools
Jewish
  • Solomon Schechter School Of Queens
Lutheran 
  • Rainbow Christain Preschool & Kindergarten
Greek Orthodox