Bullying Prevention at Ashburn Elementary School

Click HERE to view the LCPS Bullying Prevention and Education Policy.

Our Bullying Prevention Coordinator is Rebecca Pierce. If you have any concerns regarding bullying, please contact Rebecca Pierce at Email Rebecca Pierce

Loudoun County Public Schools implement a county-wide bullying prevention program to teach students how to identify bullying behavior and appropriate ways to solve possible bullying concerns. LCPS School Counselors provide a Bullying Prevention curriculum (through Second Step) which is delivered to all students in Kindergarten through 5th grade. This evidence-based program provides students with four bullying prevention lessons each year. The lesson focuses on 3R’s, and teaches students how to Recognize, Report, and Refuse bullying behavior.

Additional Resources for Parents/Guardians:

Second Step Bullying Prevention Curriculum

Committee for Children Captain Compassion 

Kids Against Bullying (Pacer)

National Crime Prevention Council 

National Bullying Prevention Center (Pacer)

PBIS Bullying Prevention 

Committee for Children Bullying Prevention

National Center on Safe and Supportive Learning 

Stop Bullying.gov

Common Sense Media Cyberbullying

At Ashburn Elementary, our School Counselors work with students, parents, faculty, staff and community members in a variety of ways. Each service is aimed at helping children learn and develop to their highest potential. School counselors help children work through normal developmental issues and teach skills that will help students throughout life. Elementary school counseling services are available to ALL students.

School Counselors work with students, parents, teachers, and administrators to help students succeed in school and prepare for meaningful, productive lives. The School Counseling program is child-centered and developmentally appropriate and encourages students’ academic, social/emotional, and career awareness.