Frankfurt schools are actively combating bullying through various programs, including prevention, intervention, and specialized training for educators. Despite these efforts, teachers often feel overwhelmed, and external support is limited, with many initiatives relying on personal commitment. Bullying is increasingly shifting to digital platforms, necessitating media-pedagogical guidance and concept development. Schools like the Michael-Ende-Schule, Schillerschule, Elisabethenschule, and Anne-Frank-Schule are implementing strategies such as project weeks, social training, and multiprofessional counseling teams. However, a consistent need for more resources, including dedicated youth welfare services within schools and standardized, mandatory programs, is highlighted by educators and parents to effectively address the evolving nature of bullying.