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Hate & Bias Resources
Tell Us About It: Report a Bias Incident
If you or anyone you know experiences bias-related harassment or discrimination, please report the incident without delay.
Ways to report an incident include:
- Report verbally or in writing to a school administrator or other trusted school employee
- Complete and submit onilne the Bias Incident Reporting Form
- Complete and submit in writing the Student Safety Reporting Form to your school’s office
- Contact SafeOregon, the tip line set up by the state for reporting concerns to schools by text, app, email or phone
4J Policies & Response Procedures
- Board Policy ACC – Racial Harassment (March 2022)
- Board Policy ACB – Hate Symbols and Bias Incidents (revised Feb. 2022)
- Administrative Regulation ACB-AR – Hate Symbol and Bias Incident Response
- Board Policy AC – Nondiscrimination (revised Feb. 2022)
- Board Policy JFCF – Harassment, Bullying, Intimidation…
- 4J Bias Response Checklist
Resource Materials
Help for Staff
- Resources for Administrators
- Resources for Teachers & Other School Staff
Help for Families
- PBS Kids – Talking to Young Children About Race and Racism
- PBS Kids – The Benefits of Teaching Children to See Race
- PBS – Children’s Books with Strong Black Characters
- PBS Kids – Guiding conversations with your child about fairness and community belonging: “See Us Coming Together”
- CommonSense Media – Books About Racism and Social Justice
- Embrace Race – 10 Tips for Talking to Kids About Race (English and Spanish PDFs)
- University of Michigan – Raising Race-Conscious Children: How to Talk to Kids About Race and Racism
- Embrace Race – How to Talk to Kids About Microaggressions (English PDF) (Spanish PDF)
- Embrace Race – Addressing Structural Racism with Children (English PDF) (Spanish PDF)
- Embrace Race – Tips for Drawing Across Color Lines with Kids
- Parents.com – How to Talk to Your Kids About Race
- Share Art for Action
- One World Posters
