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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:
  • Any teacher or teaching assistant
  • School Psychologist, Social Worker, Guidance Counselor and ADA- PEP Counselor
  • Dean, Associate Principal
  • Building Principal
Parent Reporting Parents who need assistance with bullying, discrimination and harassment should take the following steps:
  1. Contact your child’s teacher or counselor for assistance
  2. Contact the Associate Principal
  3. Contact the Building Principal if problem not resolved
  4. Contact the Assistant or Associate Superintendent if problem remains unresolved
  5. Contact the Superintendent if the problem remains unresolved

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 Associate Principal, Mr. Charles Yonko 315-218-3613
Counselor, Mr. Pat Scullion
8th: A-CH
9th: A-CLA
315-218-3626 Building Principal, Ms. Naomi Trivison 315-218-3602
Counselor, Mr. Wil Whittico
8th: CI-GAL
9th: CLE-GAS
315-218-3627 District Data Coordinator, Jennifer DiBianco 315-218-2134
Counselor, Mr. Jordan Greeno
8th: GAM-K
9th: GAT-KA
315-218-3631 Associate Superintendent, Dr. R. Christopher Leahey 315-218-2100
Counselor, Ms. Beth Szlosek
8th: L-O
9th: KB-NAT
315-218-3628 Superintendent, Dr. Terry L. Ward 315-218-2100
Counselor, Mrs. Hope Bednarksi
8th: P-SL
9th: NAU-SCH
315-218-3652    
Counselor, Mr. Mark Kulakowski
8th: SM-Z
9th: SCI-Z
315-218-3630    
Psychologist (9th), Dr. Rosanne Ferrara 315-218-3634    
Psychologist (8th), Mrs. Alexandra Sassaman 315-218-3606    
Social Worker, Mrs. Beth Robbins 315-218-3632    
Social Worker, Ms. Rebecca Petrie 315-218-3658    
       
 
Investigation Protocol
  1. Student or adult files an incident report.
  2. School administration investigates incident which generally begins within 48 hours when possible.
  3. Parents are notified of the outcome of the investigation where possible and appropriate to the extent privacy rights allow.
  4. The incident and outcome of the investigation are documented.
  5. 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.
  6. Corrective measures and/or disciplinary consequences will be administered if warranted.
  7. 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.
  8. Confidentiality will be maintained throughout the entire process to the greatest extent possible.

DASA Incident Reporting Form