Cyberbullying, AI, and Student Wellbeing in Schools

About this Webinar

Cyberbullying is no longer limited to social media arguments after school. Today, online behavior can spread quickly and escalate into campus disruptions, student safety concerns, mental health crises, and conflicts that follow students everywhere they go, often leaving them with no real escape from the pressure.

In this webinar, Raptor’s Dr. Amy Grosso and Dr. Will Durgin, along with Dr. Penny Schultz from Chesapeake Public Schools (VA), will discuss how schools are navigating the evolving impact of cyberbullying, AI-generated content, gaming platforms, online communities, and the growing challenge of identifying concerning behavior before it escalates into larger safety and wellbeing concerns.

Key Takeaways

• The impacts of cyberbullying and online behavior on student wellbeing, campus safety, and instructional time.
• How AI-generated content, gaming platforms, online communities, and rumor escalation are changing the nature of student conflict and harassment.
• Emerging concerns schools are seeing, including fake images, online radicalization, and extremist influence targeting students.
• Practical approaches schools can take to strengthen awareness, reporting, intervention, and student support.

About the Presenters