Violence Prevention Starts at School: What the Evidence Says Violence doesn't always start in the classroom, but school can be the best place to prevent it. The evidence shows why.

Violence Prevention Starts at School: What the Evidence Says Violence doesn't always start in the classroom, but school can be the best place to prevent it. The evidence shows why. https://www.iadb.org/en/blog/education/violence-prevention-starts-school-what-evidence-says Highlights One in four adolescents aged 13 to 17 experiences school bullying. That violence affects how they learn, how long they stay in school, and the opportunities available to them for the rest of their lives. The evidence shows that schools do more than improve learning. They can also reduce violence, build social-emotional skills, and change the life trajectories of millions of children and young people.