The coalition formed a year ago wi th the purpose and mission of formulating a more effective and standardized process for students and staff in the school districts, as well as the par ents of students involved and agencies of the counties, to identify and dea l with bullying issues among other school related issues from the onset of a reported incident, to increase effective communication between all entiti es involved and to enforce an overall better resolve for all persons involv ed. The coalition is comprised of the Oswego County Sheriff’s Office, the N ew York State Police, Oswego County Probation, Oswego County Attorney’s Off ice, Oswego County District Attorney’s Office, ARISE, Oswego County Prevent ion Coalition, Services to Aid Families, Department of Social Services, Par ents of Special Children, New Justice Conflict Resolution Services, Oswego County Youth Bureau, CITI/BOCES, Integrative Counseling Services, Catholic Charities, Oswego County E9-1-1 and members of the school districts across the county. The team continues to further communications and efforts on a m onthly meeting basis to work toward an effective resolve for all. The purpo se of the forum is to speak with a broad selection of students from across all nine districts in the county, who have volunteered to have conversation s surrounding some of the issues they can identify and to further derive an swers from the students surrounding some of the underlying problems identif ied by the committee. For confidentiality purposes, the students names will not be submitted on any of the paperwork utilized during the forum, consis ting of a questionnaire and feedback forms. Some of the topics for discussi on will include the Dignity for All Students Act (D.A.S.A) reporting, confi dentiality of incidents, involvement level of the school districts as well as outside agencies, effectiveness of the reporting system and issues surro unding the same. Upon conclusion of the forum, the results will be reviewed by the committee, which will reconvene for the next scheduled monthly meet ing in April, to compare the students answers and identify areas of concern with the D.A.S.A reports, as well as continue to move forward focusing on improving communications and formulating a better process for the students, school staff, parents and outside agencies that will lead to more successf ul resolves of these incidents. The coalition is also planning to host a co mmunity forum in the near future, which will be centrally located at a venu e within the county, to allow students, parents, school staff and agencies to be provided with information the committee has ascertained and formulate d as well as allow for questions and feedback from community members.
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The coali tion formed a year ago with the purpose and mission of formulating a more e ffective and standardized process for students and staff in the school dist ricts, as well as the parents of students involved and agencies of the coun ties, to identify and deal with bullying issues among other school related issues from the onset of a reported incident, to increase effective communi cation between all entities involved and to enforce an overall better resol ve for all persons involved. The coalition is comprised of the Oswego Count y Sheriff’s Office, the New York State Police, Oswego County Probation, Osw ego County Attorney’s Office, Oswego County District Attorney’s Office, ARI SE, Oswego County Prevention Coalition, Services to Aid Families, Departmen t of Social Services, Parents of Special Children, New Justice Conflict Res olution Services, Oswego County Youth Bureau, CITI/BOCES, Integrative Couns eling Services, Catholic Charities, Oswego County E9-1-1 and members of the school districts across the county. The team continues to further communic ations and efforts on a monthly meeting basis to work toward an effective r esolve for all. The purpose of the forum is to speak with a broad selection of students from across all nine districts in the county, who have volunte ered to have conversations surrounding some of the issues they can identify and to further derive answers from the students surrounding some of the un derlying problems identified by the committee. For confidentiality purposes , the students names will not be submitted on any of the paperwork utilized during the forum, consisting of a questionnaire and feedback forms. Some o f the topics for discussion will include the Dignity for All Students Act ( D.A.S.A) reporting, confidentiality of incidents, involvement level of the school districts as well as outside agencies, effectiveness of the reportin g system and issues surrounding the same. Upon conclusion of the forum, the results will be reviewed by the committee, which will reconvene for the ne xt scheduled monthly meeting in April, to compare the students answers and identify areas of concern with the D.A.S.A reports, as well as continue to move forward focusing on improving communications and formulating a better process for the students, school staff, parents and outside agencies that w ill lead to more successful resolves of these incidents. The coalition is a lso planning to host a community forum in the near future, which will be ce ntrally located at a venue within the county, to allow students, parents, s chool staff and agencies to be provided with information the committee has ascertained and formulated as well as allow for questions and feedback from community members.
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