Fifth-grade student Cadee Francis, center, discusses a scenario where she decides whether to keep a friend after the friend has done hurtful things as part of the Very Important Girls event at Pulaski Elementary School. Photo by Amy Wallot, Aug 24, 2012
Donnie Blum offers suggestions to his classmate on what his next move should be in a human chess-like game during the Pulaski Elementary School bullying program. Photo by Amy Wallot, Aug 24, 2012
Volunteer Dustin Rader reads Mr. Peabody’s Apples to students as part of the anti-bullying program for Pulaski Elementary School. The story deals with spreading rumors. Photo by Amy Wallot, Aug 24, 2012
Cheyene Hensley, Emily Simpson, Railey Daulton, Shelby Brown and Kayla Gibson draw a picture of their vice-principal while discussing qualities that make a positive role model during the Pulaski Elementary School anti-bullying program for 5th-grade students. Photo by Amy Wallot, Aug 24, 2012
Fifth-grade student Jaiden Duncan tries to put toothpaste back in the tube during the Very Important Girls event at Pulaski Elementary School. The activity was used to demonstrate that rumors are hard to take back once you share them. Photo by Amy Wallot, Aug 24, 2012
Fifth-grade students work together to create a marshmallow launcher as a team-building exercise during the Pulaski Elementary School No Girls Allowed anti-bullying program. Photo by Amy Wallot, Aug 24, 2012
Northern Elementary School (Pulaski County) Family Resource Center Coordinator Beth Rowlands talks to 5th-grade students about “walking in someone else’s shoes” during the Pulaski Elementary School anti-bullying program. Photo by Amy Wallot, Aug 24, 2012