The Easton School Committee has set a clear path for improving student behavior in its latest meeting, focusing on reducing bullying and cyberbullying. The committee, led by co-chair Stephanie Patton and supported by parents and faculty members, emphasized the importance of a school-wide approach to tackle these issues.

During the meeting, it was highlighted that the primary goal is to establish effective strategies to improve student behavior, particularly in response to concerns raised in the youth health risk survey. This survey, which will be conducted again in December 2025, will help the committee assess the effectiveness of their initiatives and track progress over time.

The committee's commitment to addressing these challenges reflects a broader concern for student well-being and safety within the school environment. By prioritizing these issues, Easton Public Schools aims to create a more supportive and secure atmosphere for all students.

In addition to the focus on behavior improvement, the committee acknowledged the contributions of various members, including community representatives from the Easton Fire Department, who have played a vital role in supporting the school council throughout the year. This collaborative effort underscores the importance of community involvement in fostering a positive educational experience.

As the committee moves forward with its goals, the emphasis on reducing bullying and cyberbullying is expected to have a significant impact on the school community, promoting a culture of respect and safety for all students.