Bullying has long been a serious problem in our schools and cyber bullying has increased exponentially as social media consumes our children and teenagers. We only hear about the most tragic cases in the news where the bullying victim has taken their own life. But it is a too- common occurrence in schools throughout the country—from elementary through high school.

A new study by CNA, the non-profit research and analysis organization, presents the most effective bullying prevention programs in place throughout the country. In addition, CNA experts highlight the most successful support practices in place that help bullying victims deal with the potentially damaging effects of aggression and grow beyond them.