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Schools need to be held accountable for 100% of the bullying that goes on during school time. And the schools need to make the bullys and their parents accountable. Punish the parents of bullies and see how fast the bully learns to control himself.
100% pierce the school system. document all your conversations. and hold teachers and board of education,along with bus drivers responsible. then go to the school and make yourself a fixture,and gather support,don't let the bully hone his skill to HS
seem's the edgewater school system has a high tolerance to school bullying, and for them it's much easier to cater to the bully and bully parents, the victim's must be bringing it on therselve's (ans) yes they are,focus on teachers and BOE members
These "no tolerance" policies need to focus more on the bully and not the bullied. Penalizing a kid who defends himself is inexcusable. In the end, parents need to instill decent values in their kids, and teach kids to stand up for themselves.
Yes. I transfered my son from a small private school to a large public school after 2 years of bullying went unchecked. The public school has a no tolerance policy and is much more effective at controlling it. The small school seemed clueless.
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