“Keith’s anti bullying assembly hit the perfect tone for out middle schoolers-the right blend of humor and serious truth.  Great program!”

“Your anti bullying presentation was informative as well as entertaining.  I now see bystanders stepping up when they see other students not being treated well.”

“I was astounded by the attentiveness of our usually restless alternative school students. Your ability to combine the needed discipline and interlace good humor with your teaching is incomparable and priceless.”

— Martha Ann Oldham, Ph. D.
Licensed Psychologist
Johnson County Schools

Keith Deltano has served and worked with youth for many years in various roles, including as a military police officer, public school teacher, youth leader, private counselor, and educational comedian. He draws on this varied background to reach out and share with youth. Keith taught sixth grade and won The Teaching Excellence Award for his work with at risk youth. He has been listed in Who’s Who of America’s Teachers and Outstanding Young Men of America. His parent workbook, Fighting Back, has been well received.  He wa also granted The National Impact Award for his work in parent outreach and education

“During his bullying assembly, Keith captivated his audience with humor and real life stories.  Students learned they have the power to stop bullying.”

“Keith’s Bullying Assembly will change lives”

“Thanks so much for the terrific anti bullying assemblies.  The students are still talking about and I’ve talked to parents whose children went home and talked about the assembly instead of saying the inevitable “nothing” when asked about their school day.  Your message hit home with our students and the wristbands and pledge will serve as reminders of how to be anti-bullies.  Thanks!”

“I was fortunate enough to observe Keith Deltano perform "Don't Bully" his show on racial diversity.His presentation was so strong that he literally held the audience spellbound.”

— Dr.Worth Hatley, Superintendent
Randolph County Schools
Asheboro, NC

“Alston Middle School has nearly 1,100 students from very diverse backgrounds. They’re a pretty tough group to sell. Keith’s  bullying assembly was able to reach and connect with our students in a powerful and unique way.”

— Sam Clark, Principal
Alston Middle School
Summerville, SC

“I would highly recommend Keith; I felt that as a parent I was very fortunate to have my 16-year old son hear his message.”

— Tom Tracy
Superintendent, Kensal Schools
Kensal, ND

“Our School system thoroughly enjoyed Keith and would recommend him to anybody.  He has a very powerful message that is sure to benefit all that are privileged to hear him.”  

— Veronica Coleman
Northhampton County Schools

— Mrs. Councilman/Mrs. Manger
Classroom Teachers
Jamestown, NY

“Keith’s masterful handling of audience behavior shows clearly that he is a teacher.”

— Dianne M. Pierce, Director
School Improvement & Curriculum
Martin County School District, FL

“Your bullying assembly made a great impression on everyone in attendance. Thanksfor the comedic energy and effort.”

— Bob Henson, Principal
Gamewell Middle School
Hope, NM

“Wow! To hold 1200 students’ attention for more than an hour is not only a testimony to your abilities as a speaker, it is also a testimony to the idea that kids want someone to tell them that it is OK to take a stand for what is right.”

— Dr. Mickey McNeill Principal
Southeast Whitfield County High School
Dalton, GA

“The parent workshop was great!”

— Mari Daschian
Office of District Attorney
San Luis Obispo, CA

 "Keith captures Kids with humor, then brings home the seriousness of his topic.  He leaves students with a few simple yet powerful tools.  Immediatly after the assembly, a teacher witnessed a 7th grader go up to a lone 6th grader and invite her into thier group"

- Teresa Sinay                                                                              Principal, Glacier Middle School                                                       Buckly, Washington 

 “Awesome! Awesome job!  Thanks so much for performing “Stop Bullying” at our High School. The kids love the wristbands and lanyards and the brightly colored anti bullying pledges you provided now hang down the main hallway as a reminder.”