The Bayport-Blue Point School District fosters an educational setting where all students are treated with respect and dignity.  In accordance with the Dignity for All Students Act (DASA), administrators, teachers, staff members and students have continued to address these issues with an increased focus and education.  DASA awareness occurs throughout the school year through assemblies, classroom visits, character education programs and an emphasis in the guidance counselors and psychologists’ offices.

Definition of DASA:

DASA states that no student should be subjected to harassment or discrimination by employees or students on school property or at a school function.  No student shall be subjected to discrimination based on his/her actual or perceived race, color, national origin, ethnic group, religion, religious practice, disability weight (or other physical features), sexual orientation, gender identity or biological sex.

What should I do if my child is having a DASA related problem?

Each school has a designated contact person to handle DASA issues.  If you need to make an incident report:

1.       Complete the appropriate form for your child’s school. 

2.       Forward it to the assigned Dignity for All Coordinators (DACs). 

3.       Call the DAC to discuss the issue and ensure they have received your form.

• DASA Information Guide

• DASA Policy

• DASA Regulation

• Dignity for All Students Parent Brochure

• Stopbullying.gov

• Cyberbullying Internet Safety

• Fact Sheet Cyberbullying

• Guidance on Bullying and Cyberbullying

• Conflict is Normal: Ages 6-9

• Conflict is Normal: Ages 10-14

• Conflict is Normal: Ages 15-18