Crackdown on Cyber Bullying
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Channel: WTVC NewsChannel 9 · 2012 · News & Politics
by Kyra Rogers Unfortunately, Keyera Bradley believes when it comes to cyber bullying, nothing is off limits."We have a problem with people being cyber bullied because they are gay."The Hixson High School students I spoke with said cyber bullying doesn't happen often, but when it does, it has severe consequences.Keyera said one of her best friends deals with harassment on a regular basis because of his sexuality. She hopes the new guidelines will give him peace.Karen Glenn is watching the new rules for the school system, but it will be up to every district employee to police online."Investigating the situation and determining the cause of the situation that's disruptive. That's how cyber bullying will be brought to the fore front"The change was sparked by the state legislature, passing a cyber-bullying new law.Glenn says bullies like to hide behind computer screens so it's going to take students standing up and reporting it. "Through having a relationship with students and students with their teachers , caring atmosphere, and a safe learning environment."
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