AnitBully school bullying map · United States

State overview Shade states (national view) Metric

Ranked list of states

Click a state (on the map or in the list) to zoom in and load its schools and district borders. Higher numbers can reflect better reporting or more media coverage, not more bullying.

Reported incidents (reviewed) Show incidents layer

School incident (red teardrop, "!")

Official finding (blue square, "✓")

District office location (green diamond, "D")

Staff misconduct: alleged adult-on-student abuse (purple hexagon, "A")

Sexual assault/abuse (teal triangle, "✱"). A small corner badge marks a secondary tag

Cluster of nearby incidents (click to expand)

Show categories Student bullying, harassment & official findings Staff misconduct (adult-on-student; not student bullying) Sexual assault/abuse (student or staff) An incident shows if any of its tags is checked, and is counted once.

Date range

Filters on the incident date when known (exact day), otherwise the date first reported. Dates are calendar days in Pacific time; "Last 30 days" includes today. Events with neither date appear only under "All time".

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Status badges show where an event stands (alleged, under investigation, charged, lawsuit filed, official finding). They never mean guilt. We never publish names or identifying details of students.

School district borders School district borders (unified + elementary) Also show secondary (high school) districts (dashed)

Hover or tap a district to see its name. In parts of California, elementary and secondary (high school) districts overlap, so one place can belong to both. Colors only tell neighbors apart and mean nothing else. Boundaries are simplified and approximate. Source: NCES EDGE School District Boundaries, SY 2024-25.

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Official yearly counts (baseline) Show baseline layer Source (one at a time) Measure Per 1,000 students Raw count

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