National Center for Education Statistics: Bullying Statistics
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2026年3月5日
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Bullying Statistics (2021–22)
- Prevalence: Approximately 19% of students ages 12–18 reported being bullied during the 2021–22 school year, a decrease from 28% in 2010–11.
- Online Bullying: Among students who were bullied, 22% reported the incidents occurred online or via text.
- Common Types of Bullying:
- Rumors: 13%
- Name-calling/insults: 12%
- Physical acts (pushing, tripping, etc.): 5%
- Exclusion: 4%
- Threats: 3%
- Coercion: 3%
- Sharing private information/media: 3%
- Property destruction: 1%
- Demographic Variations:
- Gender: Female students (22%) reported higher rates of bullying than male students (17%).
- Race/Ethnicity: Students of Two or more races (30%) and White students (22%) reported higher rates than Black (17%), Hispanic (16%), and Asian (9%) students.
- Grade Level: Middle schoolers (grades 6–8) reported higher rates (25–27%) than high schoolers (grades 9–12, 10–18%).
- School Environment Factors:
- Locale: Rural schools (24%) and towns (23%) reported higher bullying rates than cities (19%) and suburban areas (17%).
- School Type: Public school students (20%) reported higher rates than private school students (15%).
- Data Scope: Statistics cover students in grades 6–12; the 2021–22 definition of bullying was expanded to include the intentional sharing of private information, photos, or videos.
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