Cyber Bullying School Assemblies in Georgia - Program Overview
BMX Freestylers Dream Team provides cyber bullying school assemblies for K-8 elementary and middle schools across Georgia. Founded by Dennis Langlais in 1991, the team has performed at 3,000+ schools delivering cyber bullying school assemblies addressing online safety, social media boundaries, and digital citizenship for K-8 students.
Georgia service area: Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus, Macon, Savannah, Athens, Sandy Springs, Roswell, Johns Creek, Albany, and every Georgia county.
Contact: Phone (657) 345-4603 - Email [email protected] - Website https://bmxschoolassemblies.com/
Grant eligibility: Georgia Department of Public Health Tobacco Use Prevention Program grants.
Cyber Bullying School Assemblies// Georgia
Cyber Bullying School Assemblies for K-8 schools across Georgia. We translate the cyber-bullying conversation from "stay safe online" lectures into a memorable, BMX-powered experience that addresses screenshots, group chats, gaming chats, and the social-media pressure students live with daily.
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⇒ year-round dates: open
⇒ setup time: 15min
⇒ runtime: 40min
⇒ up to 600 students
⇒ PO friendly: true
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The Threats Georgia K-8 Students Face Online — And What We Cover
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The Screenshot Trap
Everything sent online can be saved, shared, and weaponized. We teach Georgia students the rule: don't send what you can't defend.
Group Chat Pile-Ons
How fast a single message escalates. We show Georgia kids how to pause, exit, and report.
Gaming & Voice Chat
Toxicity is loudest in voice chat. We teach mute, block, and report - then turn the controller off.
Privacy & Strangers
Who really sees your "private" account. Georgia students leave with practical privacy actions.
The Bystander Role
Doing nothing online = picking a side. We give students 3 immediate things to do as a digital upstander.
Reporting & Trusted Adults
A clear escalation path from screenshot → trusted adult → Georgia public school systems and charter schools reporting tools.
Cyber Bullying School Assemblies Deployed Across Georgia
Atlanta // Augusta // Columbus // Macon // Savannah // Athens // Sandy Springs // Roswell // Johns Creek // Albany
Cyber Bullying School Assemblies: Operator's FAQ
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How long does setup take for Cyber Bullying School Assemblies in Georgia?
Once our team arrives at your Georgia school, setup and takedown can be completed in 15 minutes. Having the area clear and access gates open helps. We bring power cords and generators if needed.
How long is a Cyber Bullying School Assemblies show?
Each Cyber Bullying School Assemblies show runs 40 minutes, with online safety, digital citizenship, cyberbullying prevention woven across multiple segments. Each additional assembly is $200 for larger Georgia schools.
How many students can attend a Cyber Bullying School Assemblies show in Georgia?
We're comfortable with up to 600 students per show in Georgia - 300 on each side. Some schools split grades into multiple sessions; our announcer adjusts messaging by age group.
What surface do Cyber Bullying School Assemblies need at our Georgia school?
A hard surface like pavement or concrete is ideal. The preferred area is 40 by 120 feet - similar to a basketball court. We can work around minor cracks. Send photos if you're unsure.
What happens if it rains the day of our Georgia Cyber Bullying School Assemblies?
We cannot perform in rain due to rider safety. We can reschedule or move indoors - cafeteria or gym works. Rescheduling within the same Georgia district is a priority.
Do you accept purchase orders from Georgia schools?
Yes. We work seamlessly with Georgia public school systems and charter schools business offices on purchase orders, invoices, and contracts. Send a PO contact and we handle the processing quickly.
Are Cyber Bullying School Assemblies eligible for Georgia grant funding?
Our Red Ribbon Week and TUPE programs are typically eligible for Georgia Department of Public Health Tobacco Use Prevention Program grants alongside SEL and student-safety funding.
What grade levels do Cyber Bullying School Assemblies serve?
Our Cyber Bullying School Assemblies are designed for K-8 elementary and middle school students across Georgia. Messaging is adjusted by age group during the show.
Are riders insured and background-checked?
Yes. All performers carry full liability insurance and are background-checked professional role models who are student-focused.
Do you provide your own sound system?
Yes. Every Cyber Bullying School Assemblies show includes a full outdoor-grade pro sound system. All we need from your Georgia school is a power source within 150 feet.
How far in advance should Georgia schools book Cyber Bullying School Assemblies?
We recommend booking 4-8 weeks in advance, especially during Red Ribbon Week (October) and end-of-year reward season. Year-round Georgia availability.
Can Cyber Bullying School Assemblies be combined with Red Ribbon Week in Georgia?
Yes. Our Red Ribbon Week program is one of our most-booked shows each October in Georgia, with drug-free and healthy-choices messaging baked into the show.
Do you offer indoor Cyber Bullying School Assemblies for Georgia schools?
Yes - we move indoors to a gym or cafeteria with sufficient ceiling height. Outdoor blacktop is preferred but indoor works as a rain backup.
How much do Cyber Bullying School Assemblies cost in Georgia?
Pricing varies by Georgia location and number of shows. Contact (657) 345-4603 or request an online quote - PO friendly for Georgia public school systems and charter schools.
Can the show be customized for our Georgia school's theme?
Yes. We tailor messaging to your school's theme - anti-bullying, character education, TUPE, vaping prevention, kindness, perseverance, or end-of-year reward.
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