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Feb252015 by Vlada TereninaNo Comments

Pink Shirt Day 2015: Seon Takes a Stand Against Bullying

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If you drop by our office today, you’ll notice that everyone at Seon is dressed in bright pink t-shirts instead of wearing business attire. For the third year in a row our team is wearing pink on National Pink Shirt Day to stand up against bullying and create welcoming, safe, and respectful school communities. (more…)

Feb202015 by Vlada TereninaNo Comments

Bullying Through the Eyes of School Transportation Professionals: Annual Survey Results

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A month ago we released a survey to learn more about bullying at school districts and on school buses in order to better understand the issue and address it efficiently. Approximately 50 professionals working in student transportation industry all over Canada and the USA responded to our questions and provided valuable feedback. Here is what we found out. (more…)

Feb32015 by Lori JethaNo Comments

Special Needs Program Embraces Seon Anti-bullying Campaign

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In October of 2014, thousands of students participated in Seon’s annual coloring contest, first launched in 2013 to promote anti-bullying awareness and education. One special needs student program in Georgia participated in the contest in a way that was truly inspiring. We caught up with Gary Mullis, Director of Services at the Cedarwood Georgia Network for Educational and Therapeutic Support (GNETS) to hear his story. (more…)

Nov62014 by Vlada TereninaNo Comments

Seon’s “A Bully-Free Zone” Coloring Contest: Second Year Success

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With National Bullying Prevention Month over, we are excited to announce the results of our “A Bully-Free Zone” coloring contest. As in 2013, this year our team received an impressive number of creative artwork from children across Canada and the United States. From beautiful drawings and inspiring discussions at schools we can see how truly our participants care about creating a safe and respectful community without bullying. (more…)