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Originally Posted by DaemonSeid
But...if the parent wasn't seeing results from the school she should have probably gone further up the chain of command.
it's amazing the stories I am reading this year of things happening in schools for MONTHS and parents have no clue until it's too late or they have a clue and they aren't IMO more diligent about getting results.
And Alumiyum...regardless of computers or phones or whatever...bullying is bullying.
I can easily tell you what people did in my time before all this happened and you still had the same results such as what you are reading now.
Nothing beats adults who get involved in such a way to head off courses of destructive behavior before they have these kinds of results.
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Sometimes parents can't know. My parents didn't have a clue what school was like for me when I was in junior high because I sure as hell wasn't going to tell them. There's only so much they can do short of removing the kids from the school, and that's a hard and sometimes impossible decision (it's great if they can afford private school or afford to move, but that's not always possible). It's up to the school to fix a bullying problem taking place on the campus during school hours.
I understand bullying is always bad, but when the internet is involved it's impossible to escape. Gossip is easily spread by mouth but when Facebook, Myspace, IM, etc. are involved it can be absolutely impossible for the victim to escape, and it's all in writing for the entire world to see. It can feel like there's truly no escape.
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