The following is an interview from the Cinnaminson, New Jersey branch of Patch featuring Joe Vallee and Shirley Vallee from Rainbow Rabbit Educational Services Corp. During National Bullying Prevention Month, Patch is looking at society’s roles and responsibilities in bullying as part of a national reporting project.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 16, 2017
CONTACT:
Joe Vallee
Executive Director
Rainbow Rabbit Educational Services Corp.
856-275-3166
Rainbow Rabbit Educational Services Corp. recently received a grant from Investors Foundation at the Pitman, New Jersey branch of Investors Bank. The grant will help further the organization’s mission of empowering children, parents, and educators, who are all navigating their way through tough challenging times through their Anti-Bullying Educational Program, which provides tools to help students learn how to handle difficult situations in and out of the classroom, through an easily implemented interactive program.
It’s October, which means National Bullying Prevention Month 2017 has arrived, and Rainbow Rabbit will be taking an active part in spreading the word!
July 4th is known as Independence Day, the day when the Declaration of Independence was adopted by the Continental Congress in 1776. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson were two of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, and they later became Presidents of the Unites States of America!
As you all know, most Fourth of July holidays are celebrated with barbecues, concerts, baseball games, parties at the beach, picnics and other festivities including speeches from politicians or dignitaries. Rainbow Rabbit is celebrating too, and behalf from all of us, we all wish you a safe and happy holiday!
The summer season has started and the school year has come to a close, but Rainbow Rabbit’s anti-bullying programs are still available for the summer and fall!
April is Autism Awareness Month, and Rainbow Rabbit’s impact on children has never been as important as it was last week, when he stopped by to say hello to some very special friends.
All of us at Rainbow Rabbit have been active in trying to get local members of Congress to do their part in regards to establishing laws against bullying. This article explains how this could soon become a reality in one state. Fingers crossed!
Birches Elementary School, with help from Rainbow Rabbit, are going to great lengths to ensure students that kindness matters as “Great Kindness Challenge Week” kicked off at the school.
Beginning next week, Birches Elementary School in Washington Township, New Jersey will kick off the Rainbow Rabbit Anti-Bullying Educational Program for students in grades K-5 during its Great Kindness Challenge Week.
Kate Winslet might be an Academy Award-winning actress, but she dealt with the same hardships many of us face growing up—that includes being a victim of bullying.
