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Tough question they should of been charge. my ass there tough questions. damn media is so much ignorance here
"OSTON School officials in western Massachusetts didn't follow all the anti-bullying advice they were given months before a harassed freshman girl committed suicide, according to a consultant who offered the tips.
Barbara Coloroso said she consulted with parents and administrators months before 15-year-old Phoebe Prince hanged herself in January. Authorities say she endured months of verbal assaults and threats, mostly in school and in person, although some of the bullying occurred on Facebook and in other electronic forms.
"The questions to ask are: Did they follow their own rules and did they keep Phoebe safe? Obviously not. And, did they deal effectively with the bullies? Obviously not," Coloroso told The Associated Press Tuesday.
Nine fellow students face charges in connection with the girl's death, including two teen boys charged with statutory rape and a clique of girls charged with stalking, criminal harassment and violating Phoebe's civil rights. School officials won't be charged, even though authorities say they knew about the bullying.
School officials have not returned messages left by The Associated Press."
School staffs face tough questions on bullying - Yahoo! News
Opposing Views: Finally, Someone Stands Up for Phoebe Prince
At this point i am trying to see if i can reach my school board members here to start focus on this.
Another news on cnn blog...
"An 8 year-old-boy in Texas tried to commit suicide after his teacher did nothing about the bad bullying he faced every day. The schools response: have him sign a no suicide agreement. Apparently this is standard procedure in this school district. Any student who tries to harm him/herself has to sign it. But this kid is in second-grade and dyslexic."
CNN Newsroom: Blog Archive - Second Grader?s No-Suicide Pact - Blogs from CNN.com
I already e-mail them putting the blame for this crap. aspect for the above one i could not find a e-mail for the admins...
"OSTON School officials in western Massachusetts didn't follow all the anti-bullying advice they were given months before a harassed freshman girl committed suicide, according to a consultant who offered the tips.
Barbara Coloroso said she consulted with parents and administrators months before 15-year-old Phoebe Prince hanged herself in January. Authorities say she endured months of verbal assaults and threats, mostly in school and in person, although some of the bullying occurred on Facebook and in other electronic forms.
"The questions to ask are: Did they follow their own rules and did they keep Phoebe safe? Obviously not. And, did they deal effectively with the bullies? Obviously not," Coloroso told The Associated Press Tuesday.
Nine fellow students face charges in connection with the girl's death, including two teen boys charged with statutory rape and a clique of girls charged with stalking, criminal harassment and violating Phoebe's civil rights. School officials won't be charged, even though authorities say they knew about the bullying.
School officials have not returned messages left by The Associated Press."
School staffs face tough questions on bullying - Yahoo! News
Opposing Views: Finally, Someone Stands Up for Phoebe Prince
At this point i am trying to see if i can reach my school board members here to start focus on this.
Another news on cnn blog...
"An 8 year-old-boy in Texas tried to commit suicide after his teacher did nothing about the bad bullying he faced every day. The schools response: have him sign a no suicide agreement. Apparently this is standard procedure in this school district. Any student who tries to harm him/herself has to sign it. But this kid is in second-grade and dyslexic."
CNN Newsroom: Blog Archive - Second Grader?s No-Suicide Pact - Blogs from CNN.com
I already e-mail them putting the blame for this crap. aspect for the above one i could not find a e-mail for the admins...