Cell phone bans and blocking of social sites offer schools some protection from liability, yet these solutions are not enough to address the complexities of bullying online. Cyberbullying often occurs off of school campus, outside of school hours, and on other devices besides school equipment, yet the aggression and embarrassment influence school climate and student performance. How can schools get involved and become agents of positive change in their communities? Join Kimberly Cales and Jonathan King as they clarify legal responsibilities and offer educators effective strategies for cyberbullying prevention.