Elementary students create giant peace sign for Anti-Bullying Awareness Month

<p>A group of elementary student are making New Jersey proud by helping to raise awareness about bullying.</p>

News 12 Staff

Oct 6, 2018, 2:39 AM

Updated 2,040 days ago

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A group of elementary student are making New Jersey proud by helping to raise awareness about bullying.
Port Monmouth Elementary School teacher Gabriella Kolodziei organized the event where students, kindergarten through fifth-grade, sat in the shape of a giant peace sign.
They did this in honor of Anti-Bullying Awareness Month.
The students also take a pledge every year to celebrate peoples' differences and to create an atmosphere of tolerance and acceptance.


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