What makes some California school districts so much better at preventing bullying? [sbsun.com]

Lara Kain 3/25/228:47 AM

By Beau Yarbrough, Photo: Will Lester/Inland Valley Daily Bulletin/SCNG, San Bernardino Sun, March 23, 2022

It’s not just “kids being kids.”

Bullying can cause a victim’s grades, emotional well-being and physical health to spiral, as in the 2017 case of a Danville girl filmed with her pants down in a bathroom, the video later posted to Instagram.

It can end in suicide, as in the 2017 death of a Yucaipa middle school girl whose family reported she had been repeatedly harassed and threatened with violence.

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