Roslyn Schools Unite Against Bullying
The Roslyn School District participated in Unity Day, a nationwide event, on Wednesday, Oct.
Students, faculty, and staff wore orange to demonstrate their commitment to preventing bullying and promoting kindness, acceptance, and inclusion.
About Unity Day
Unity Day was started by PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center and takes place each October during National Bullying Prevention Month.
No one should ever experience bullying.
The event encourages schools and communities to come together to support safe and inclusive learning environments where all students feel valued and respected.
Wearing orange symbolizes hope and unity against bullying.
Author's summary: Roslyn Schools unite against bullying on Unity Day.
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