Sponsored by CHARACTERplus and with the support of a United Way grant
Tina Meier, founder of the Megan Meier Foundation http://www.meganmeierfoundation.org/, keynoted the conference and three of seven breakouts were presented by student teams from Ridgewood Middle, Fox High and Seckman High Schools. Specialists in the law, prevention and cybersafety facilitated workshops that often included web searches. Student teams returned after the breakout sessions to plan their next steps. Their plans included such strategies as:
Surveys to learn the nature and prevalence
Hotline link on district web site so students can alert admininstrators, attach offending Facebook/Myspace/other pages, and report offensive text messages
Hold parent information sessions; set up parent info booths
Educate younger students on what they can do to stop it and protect themselves and their friends.
Develop a support group for students who are bullied, involving them and students with social power
Create a school-wide movement against cyberbullying; ask students to sign a pledge
Research and suggest guidelines for administrators
Plan assemblies that raise awareness
Schools that took part in the CyberSummit: 
Fox Middle School, Fox District
Fox High School, Fox District
Granite City High School, Granite City District
Hardin Middle School, St. Charles District
Pacific High School, Meramec Valley School District
Ridegwood Middle School, Fox School District
Seckman High School, Fox School District
St. Louis University High School
Triad Middle School, Triad Illinois District
Valley Park Middle, Valley Park District
Windsor High School, Windsor District
