Ephrata school administrators discuss bullying
Ephrata High School and the Ephrata School District's other campuses are no more immune to the modern problem of bullying than any other school, administrators with the district said. Their goal is to work with students and families, as real people and human beings, to curb bullying when it occurs and put all students involved on a better path.
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Bullying can happen at every level of education, whether it's at an elementary such as Grant Elementary, shown here, or at the high school or middle school levels. Across the spectrum of grade levels though, Ephrata schools work to ensure adults build relationships to help prevent bullying from getting out of hand.
EPHRATA — If you ask them, Ephrata School District Superintendent Tim Payne and Assistant Superintendent Ken Murray will tell you that schools in Ephrata aren’t immune to bullying. However, they’ll also tell you they do their best to manage it.
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