2026-001
Group Chat Exclusion
CRITICAL
The intentional removal — or never-invitation — of a classmate from group chats and DMs. Quiet, invisible to adults, devastating to students.
name it. include them. report it.
Cyber Bullying School Assemblies in Connecticut
cyber bullying school assemblies Connecticut BMX Freestylers Dream Team delivers cyber bullying school assemblies in Connecticut. Digital citizenship, online safety, social media awareness for K-8 students. Aligned to Conn. Gen. Stat. § 10-222d. Phone (657) 345-4603.
LIVE
REGION: US-CT
UPTIME: XXXIV YRS
SCHOOLS_DEPLOYED: 3,000+
⚠ K-8 NETWORK MONITORING ACTIVE
v.35.MA
CONNECTICUT NODE · K-8 PROTOCOL
cyber bullying school assemblies Connecticut
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Connecticut K-8 students are online — earlier, longer, and on more platforms than any generation before. Our cyber bullying school assemblies in Connecticut patch the human firewall with BMX, digital citizenship, and the THINK protocol.
root@dreamteam:~$ cat manifest.json
{
"program": "cyber bullying assembly",
"region": "Connecticut",
"audience": "K-8 students",
"runtime": "40 min",
"capacity": "600 students/show",
"compliance": ["Conn. § 10-222d", "CSDE SEIH"]
}
root@dreamteam:~$ ./book --state=MA --grade=K-8
✓ Connecting to Connecticut ........ OK Learn more about our cyber bullying school assemblies connecticut offerings.
✓ Calendar check ............... OPEN
✓ PO acceptance .................. YES
✓ Insurance verified ............. YES
root@dreamteam:~$
cve // threat matrix
The K-8 digital threat surface.
Connecticut middle schoolers report cyber-bullying incidents at 2x the rate of in-person ones. Our assembly maps every common attack vector — and equips students with a counter-protocol for each.
2026-002
Screenshot Weaponization
HIGH
A private message captured, shared, and weaponized publicly. Connecticut middle schools see this monthly. We teach students to think before they send.
never send what you would not say aloud.
2026-003
Anonymous Apps
CRITICAL
Apps that promise anonymous feedback frequently produce targeted cruelty. We address them by name and explain the trace.
anonymous ≠ untraceable. ever.
2026-004
Pile-On Comments
HIGH
The cascading public comment thread. Each new comment normalizes the next. We teach students how to interrupt the pile rather than join it.
be the comment that breaks the pile.
2026-005
Impersonation Accounts
MEDIUM
Fake profiles created in a classmate's name to harass others. A digital felony — and one Connecticut students need to know is reportable.
tell an adult. report the account. document.
2026-006
Late-Night Stress Loops
HIGH
The 10pm DM that escalates by 2am. We teach K-8 audiences to log off, charge phones outside the bedroom, and reset the cycle.
phones off after 9. always.
PROTOCOL
The THINK Protocol.
T
True?
Is what I'm about to post or send actually true — or just a rumor?
H
Helpful?
Does this make my classmate's day easier or harder?
I
Inspiring?
Would I want a coach, parent, or teacher to read it?
N
Necessary?
If I deleted this post, would anyone actually miss it?
K
Kind?
Would I want this said about me — or a younger sibling?
// feed --live --ma
Surveillance feed.
ls ./ma/
Connecticut network nodes.
total 12 cities | region us-ma | k-8 only | po accepted
drwxrboston/suffolk co.node-active
drwxrworcester/worcester co.node-active
drwxrspringfield/hampden co.node-active
drwxrcambridge/middlesex co.node-active
drwxrlowell/middlesex co.node-active
drwxrbrockton/plymouth co.node-active
drwxrnew_bedford/bristol co.node-active
drwxrquincy/norfolk co.node-active
drwxrlynn/essex co.node-active
drwxrnewton/middlesex co.node-active
drwxrsomerville/middlesex co.node-active
drwxrfall_river/bristol co.node-active
PRINCIPAL RESPONSE LOG // MA
"Our digital citizenship program was a PDF nobody read. After the assembly, students were quoting the THINK protocol in hallways within 48 hours."
principal_8th_grade
greater_boston_district // booked 3 years
cyberbullying.assembly
Read the man pages.
--help "what digital topics does the assembly cover?"
Cyber bullying, online safety, digital citizenship, screen-time awareness, password hygiene, social media kindness, the THINK protocol, and the trace — explained so K-8 students understand that nothing they post online is truly anonymous.
--help "does it align with massachusetts anti-bullying law?"
Yes. Connecticut Connecticut General Statutes § 10-222d (Safe School Climate Plans) explicitly includes electronic communication harassment. Our assembly is built around it and reinforces every district's Bullying Prevention and Intervention Plan.
--help "how is this different from a regular anti-bullying assembly?"
Same energy, different focus. We dedicate the bulk of the message segments to screens, social media, and digital decisions — versus the cafeteria-and-hallway focus of our general anti-bullying program.
--help "what grade levels?"
K-8 with two versions of the script: a K-3 version focused on kindness and screen-time, and a 4-8 version focused on social media, group chats, anonymous apps, and the THINK protocol.
--help "do you accept massachusetts school purchase orders?"
Yes. We invoice CT school business offices directly, accept POs, and provide W-9s and full liability documentation on request.
--help "what equipment do you need?"
40 by 120 ft hard surface (blacktop preferred), one power outlet within 150 ft, and a contact at the school. Gym is fine as rain backup. We bring everything else.
// pricing & faq · clear answers
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Professional BMX school assemblies since 1991 — clear pricing, honest answers, zero surprises.
30+
// years
5,000+
// schools
80%
// re-book
100%
// insured
./deploy --massachusetts --K-8 --booking
Ready to patch your school's
digital culture?
Connecticut dates are open year-round. Booking takes under five minutes — no commitment required to hold the date. School purchase orders welcome.