Box Out Bullying

05/26/2026

The fastest way to lose younger students during SEL?
Make it feel like a lecture.
That’s why our lower elementary Box Out Bullying workshops are built around:
storytelling,
music,
movement,
puppetry,
and interactive participation.
Because when students are laughing, singing, responding, and fully engaged…
they actually retain the lesson.
In this workshop, students explored:
• confidence
• kindness
• emotional regulation
• inclusion
• healthy choices
• telling vs tattling
And yes… Bruno the Doggy completely stole the show.
Every Box Out Bullying experience is tailored specifically for the age group we’re serving, with different programming for lower elementary, upper elementary, middle school, and high school students.
DM us to learn more about bringing workshops to your school community.

05/25/2026

Last Friday we visited and WOW. 🤩

This school is the first Leader in Me Legacy Lighthouse School in the entire Northeast and you can FEEL it the second you walk in. The principal is an absolute rockstar. 🏆
It was Superhero Day 🦸‍♀️🦸‍♂️ and honestly… this school is full of superheroes every single day.
This Memorial Day we are honoring heroes. The real ones. And PS 23? Full of them. 🇺🇸💙

Happy Memorial Day from the Box Out Bullying family!

05/18/2026

Evidence our fans are awesome, even when they accidentally interrupt an interview

05/18/2026

“it really felt like it was made for our school” 🎤💙
when a true educator says this, you stop and listen.

05/17/2026

okay Bellingham Massachusetts we are NOT over this visit 🦅🔥
two schools in and the Blackhawks had our whole crew hyped from the moment we walked in. this is what the Box Out Bullying national tour is ALL about and we are just getting started 💙
drop a school below that needs this energy 👇

05/02/2026

🏫 School districts are showing love at their board meetings and spotlighting our good work. And now it’s your turn! Together we can protest against bullying. 💪

04/20/2026

📣 We're now booking for Fall 2026 – Spring 2027 — and we don't want you to miss out!

We keep hearing it from schools after the fact: "The kids absolutely loved it — we wish we had gotten you on the schedule this year." We don't want that to be your story next year.

Box Out Bullying brings high-energy, student-centered programs that tackle bullying, harassment, and school culture in a way that actually resonates with kids. Teachers notice it. Administrators feel it. And students? They remember it.

Spots for the upcoming school year are filling up now. Whether you're a principal, counselor, PTA member, or a parent who wants to see this in your school — now is the time to reach out.

👉 Contact us to get on the schedule: https://www.boxoutbullying.com/contact-us/

Don't wait until next year to wish you had booked sooner. 📅

04/09/2026

Parents, caregivers, and educators: have you seen the viral “Jessica” tantrum trick?

We took a closer look at what it is, why it seems to work, and what it may actually be teaching kids in the moment. Our newest blog post breaks it down with honesty, humor, and a little side-eye.

Read it here: https://www.boxoutbullying.com/jessica-tantrum-trick/

If this made you think, laugh, or question everything you thought you knew about public meltdowns, please share it.

Who is Jessica, and why is she ending tantrums? Here’s what parents should know about what matters most after the meltdown.

03/24/2026

We walked into Bedford Central School District / Fox Lane and IMMEDIATELY felt the energy 🔥
This dual language (Spanish + English) school community is something special.
The students? 🔥🔥🔥
The principal? Absolute rockstar.
The vibe? Respect, pride, and straight-up joy.
THIS is what school culture should look like.
Gracias y THANK YOU for bringing it—we’ll be talking about this one for a long time 💙

03/23/2026

Something powerful happened at Diocese of Camden. Students from Kindergarten through 8th grade at Guardian Angels Regional School
experienced the energy, humor, and real-world strategies of the Box Out Bullying assembly.
Students engaged. Teachers supported. And the leadership of the Diocese of Camden continues to show what it means to prioritize safe, faith-centered learning environments.
A special thank you to the sisters and school leaders who believe that prevention, empathy, and student voice matter.