Student Support Resources for Bullying, Mental Health, and Crisis Situations

Contact Information/Resources:

• Teacher
• School Counselor’s Office
• Principal’s Office
• Complete a bullying form

Action Steps:

1. Document the harassment (screenshots, messages).
2. Report to a trusted adult.
3. Contact the school's cyberbullying team if applicable.
4. Block the person involved and review privacy settings.

Contact Information/Resources:

• StopBullying.gov(for additional tips)
• School IT Team
• Trusted Adult

Action Steps:

1. Talk to a school counselor or trusted adult immediately.
2. Call a suicide prevention hotline.
3. Seek professional counseling or therapy.
4. Create a safety plan with a mental health professional.

Contact Information/Resources:

• School Counselor’s Office
• National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 988
• Text HOME to 741741 (Crisis Text Line)

Action Steps:

1. Reach out to a school counselor.
2. Ask for peer support services or mental health workshops.
3. Seek therapy or counseling services.

Contact Information/Resources:

• School Counselor’s Office
• Local mental health clinic
• TeenMentalHealth.org

Action Steps:

1. Speak with a school counselor or nurse.
2. Participate in school recovery or substance awareness programs.
3. Seek community or peer-led support groups.

Contact Information/Resources:

• School Counselor’s Office
• National Helpline: 1-800-662-HELP 

Action Steps:

1. Participate in a grief counseling program.
2. Reach out to the school’s guidance counselor.
3. Join support groups or peer counseling.

Contact Information/Resources:

• School Counselor’s Office
• Local grief support services

Action Steps:

1. Report to a trusted adult or school counselor.
2. Contact law enforcement if necessary.
3. Seek protection services or shelters if in danger.

Contact Information/Resources:

• School Counselor’s Office
• National Domestic Violence Hotline:  1-800-799-SAFE
• Local authorities