Yes, you can be arrested and go to jail for bullying
It’s National Bullying Prevention Month, so we want to focus on some of the bullying and cyberbullying questions we’ve received
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It’s National Bullying Prevention Month, so we want to focus on some of the bullying and cyberbullying questions we’ve received
The following story was written by Gregg Doyel for CBSSports.com. You can read the rest of the story here. The
Last month, an eighth grade student in New Jersey was on trial for allegedly calling another student “fat”, “horse” and
This Friday April 19, 2013 marks GLSEN’s 18th annual Day of Silence supporting lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth while raising
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The first issue of the 2012-2013 school year’s student newspaper in Oregon was censored in October, 2012. The Bronco Blaze
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A.B. was 15 years old when she discovered that someone had created a fake Facebook page using her profile picture.
Many, if not most, school districts have written policies regarding student discipline. The use of physical punishment (swats or paddling and outside
When 12-year-old Amanda Todd was in the seventh grade, she and a few friends were playing with a camcorder. They were posting pictures