Schools

Every student deserves to feel safe, respected, and supported—at school, online, and in their relationships. Bullying, cyberbullying, and teen dating violence can have lasting effects on a young person's emotional well-being, confidence, and sense of safety. As technology continues to evolve, young people face new challenges navigating peer relationships, online interactions, boundaries, and respect.

The Domestic Violence Service Center (DVSC) offers engaging, interactive educational presentations designed to help students recognize unhealthy behaviors, build positive relationships, and develop the skills to treat themselves and others with kindness and respect.

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Our elementary school programs focus on healthy relationships, anti-bullying, and cyberbullying. Our middle and high school programs address the effects of bullying and cyberbullying, the importance of healthy boundaries, and recognizing and preventing teen dating violence. Through age-appropriate discussions, interactive activities, quizzes, and videos, students are encouraged to participate, ask questions, and build practical skills they can use in their everyday lives.

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All programs are offered free of charge to schools, youth groups, and children's clubs throughout Luzerne and Carbon Counties. Presentations typically last approximately one hour and can be delivered in individual classrooms or to larger groups. We are happy to accommodate your schedule and customize presentations to address specific concerns or emerging issues within your school or organization.

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By educating young people about respect, safety, and healthy relationships, we can work together to create safer, more supportive environments where every child has the opportunity to thrive.

Interested in scheduling a presentation? Contact DVSC to discuss your school's needs and learn how we can work together to support your students.

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