The Medium Maximizes The Message.

Our interactive and dynamic anti-bullying assemblies are the perfect way to kick off or enhance your school’s bullying prevention practices! With a focus on bystander empowerment, our show turns students into positive actors, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to identify bullying when they see it and step in to stop it. Our results-driven, critically acclaimed assemblies include:

Live Theater Show

We use interactive live theater, multi-media visuals, colorful characters, audience participation, and evidence-based bullying prevention techniques to capture attention, empower students, and highlight your school’s anti-bullying practices.

Follow-Up Materials

The show doesn’t stop when curtain falls! Keep the Box Out Bullying message alive in school and at home long after we’re gone with our comprehensive resource kits, including materials, activities, and lesson plans for teachers, students, and parents.

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"You won’t find a better team. I’ve worked with Box Out Bullying for over 8 years. They are easy to work with, professional, experts in the field, they give the best programming for members of my school community.”

Amy Pernick

Assistant Principal

Age-Specific, Customizable, Interactive.

Our anti-bullying assemblies can be adapted to fit the developmental needs of your student body. Whether they are in elementary or middle school, students will laugh, cheer, and think! They will walk away with important tools and insight to empower them to be stand-up citizens and key players in ending bullying.

Three Modes of Learning

Our assemblies utilize engaged auditory, visual, and kinesthetic learning. Using call and response along with other interactive techniques, we get students seeing, listening, and most importantly doing to promote active learning, deep understanding, and retention.

Elementary School

Our Elementary presentations are high-energy, interactive, and put the spotlight the good work you do to sustain positive school culture. Lower Level Elementary and/or Upper Level Elementary options.

What We Do:

– Clearly and concretely define bullying for young audiences (versus conflict or rough-and-tumble play)

– Focus on creating and building empathy

– Promote bystander empowerment (e.g. at recess)

– Emphasize telling adults at home and school (lower level)

– Discuss taking a student out of a bullying situation (upper level)

– Teach the different forms of bullying, e.g. direct vs. indirect (upper level)

Middle School

Box Out Bullying’s middle and junior high school assemblies are specifically formulated to resonate and inspire action within this particular adolescent age group.

What We Do:

– Employ a mature tone and sophisticated material

– Teach the different forms of bullying (i.e. direct, indirect, and cyber)

– Incorporate core curriculum (e.g. History and Language Arts) to explore bystander empowerment

– Explore cyberbullying: how to avoid it, its impact, and how to help

– Promote bystander empowerment (e.g. including others at lunch)

– Emphasize how to safely and effectively remove a student from a bullying situation

Have a whole district to consider?

Box Out Productions’ school district tours are comprehensive presentations designed to bring anti-bullying education to your entire school district or region.

District Tours