Discrimination, Harassment, Bullying, and Cyber-Bullying Incident Reporting Protocol
| Student Reporting |
North Syracuse Junior High School students who need assistance with bullying, discrimination, and/or harassment can contact the following staff members:
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| Parent Reporting | Parents who need assistance with bullying, discrimination, and harassment should take the following steps:
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North Syracuse Junior High School DASA Reporting Contact Information
| Counselors, Psychologists, and Social Workers | Phone | Administrators | Phone |
| North Syracuse Junior High School | 315-218-3600 | Mr. Charles Yonko, Associate Principal | 315-218-3613 |
| Mr. Pat Scullion, Counselor 8th: A-CLA 9th: A-COG |
315-218-3626 | Ms. Kristen Hill, Associate Principal | 315-218-3614 |
| Mr. Wil Whittico, Counselor 8th: CLE-GAS 9th: COH-GES |
315-218-3627 | Ms. Constance Turose, NSJHS – Building Principal | 315-218-3602 |
| Mr. Jordan Greeno, Counselor 8th: GAT-KA 9th: GET-KEL |
315-218-3631 | ||
| Ms. Beth Szlosek, Counselor 8th: KB-NAT 9th: KEM-NEW |
315-218-3628 | Ms. Lisa Goldberg, District DASA Coordinator | 315-218-2134 |
| Mrs. Hope Bednarksi, Counselor 8th: NAU-SCH 9th: NEX-SCH |
315-218-3652 | ||
| Mr. Mark Kulakowski, Counselor 8th: SCI-Z 9th: SHE-Z |
315-218-3630 | Assistant Superintendent | 315-218-2100 |
| Dr. Rosanne Ferrara, Psychologist (9th) | 315-218-3634 | Associate Superintendent | 315-218-2100 |
| Mrs. Alexandra Sassaman, Psychologist (8th) | 315-218-3606 | Superintendent | 315-218-2100 |
| Mrs. Elizabeth Blatt, Social Worker | 315-218-3632 | ||
| Ms. Rebecca Petrie, Social Worker | 315-218-3658 | ||
Investigation Protocol
- Student or adult files an incident report.
- School administration investigates incident which generally begins within 48 hours when possible.
- Parents are notified of the outcome of the investigation where possible and appropriate to the extent privacy rights allow.
- The incident and outcome of the investigation are documented.
- A determination will be made regarding whether the incident constitutes a violation of the Dignity for All Students Act and will be reported to NYSED accordingly.
- Corrective measures and/or disciplinary consequences will be administered if warranted.
- A follow up meeting will be held with students directly involved in any incident considered a DASA violation to determine if the issue is resolved or if further corrective action is necessary.
- Confidentiality will be maintained throughout the entire process to the greatest extent possible.
DASA Incident Reporting Form
