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Madison School District Bullying Incident Report: 2nd Semester 2017-2018

Original title: https://www.madisonschools.net/fs/resource-manager/view/d89850f7-9bc2-415e-8c93-b3cbf1817c5a

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The Frame

What this does

This report tracks the frequency of bullying incidents and the resulting disciplinary measures for students across the Madison school district, impacting how school safety and student conduct are managed.

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Madison School District Students

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Madison School District Staff

Staff are responsible for documenting incidents and administering the disciplinary resolutions listed.

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Summary

This report details the number of bullying incidents recorded across four Madison schools during the second semester of the 2017-2018 school year and the disciplinary actions taken in response. It provides a breakdown of incident counts and the specific types of resolutions applied at each school level.

Key Facts

The district recorded a total of 44 bullying incidents during the 2nd semester of the 2017-2018 school year.
Madison Middle School recorded the highest number of incidents with 28.
Madison High School recorded 6 incidents.
South Elementary recorded 9 incidents.
North Elementary recorded 1 incident.
Disciplinary resolutions at Madison Middle School included 10 lunch detentions, 6 in-school suspensions, 5 out-of-school suspensions, 4 after-school detentions, 2 in-school alternate discipline classes, and 1 warning.
Disciplinary resolutions at Madison High School included 3 out-of-school suspensions and 3 warnings.
Disciplinary resolutions at South Elementary included 5 out-of-school suspensions, 2 in-school alternate discipline classes, 1 in-school suspension, and 1 additional in-school suspension.
The disciplinary resolution at North Elementary was 1 out-of-school suspension.
The total number of days associated with disciplinary resolutions across the district is 90.5 days.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which school had the most bullying incidents?

Madison Middle School had the highest number of reported incidents with 28.

What are the most common ways the schools handled these incidents?

Resolutions varied by school and included , in-school suspension, lunch detention, after-school detention, es, and warnings.

Why It Matters

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Discoveries

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Disciplinary Variance

There is a significant variance in the types of disciplinary actions used between middle school and elementary levels, with middle schools utilizing lunch detention and after-school detention more frequently.

Madison Middle School North Elementary South Elementary

Connected Entities

locationMadison Middle School“School reporting 28 total bullying incidents.”Map →

locationNorth Elementary“School reporting 1 total bullying incident.”Map →

locationMadison High School“School reporting 6 total bullying incidents.”Map →

locationSouth Elementary“School reporting 9 total bullying incidents.”Map →

Sources

Open source document

www.madisonschools.net

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