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Indiana State Police officials say they are preparing to enforce new laws that go into effect July 1.
The bill broadens the steps schools must take to address bullying both in and out of the school building.
An Indiana University study found that children in grades K-5 who watched the most socially aggressive programs often became bullies themselves.
Their federal lawsuit claims administrators blamed Young for the bullying for being too flamboyant.
Join us for a live chat today at noon on the causes and consequences of bullying.
The Bloomington Police Department says it is trying to find out if bullying was a factor in the death of a Bloomington North student.
Indiana does not have mandatory oversight and review of bullying trends or specific legal remedies laid out in cases where bullying occurs.
The message defines bullying, explains how to heal from being bullied and is also directed at bullies.
A student may sue the Indianapolis area school district, alleging officials failed to protect her from repeated racial harassment and threats of violence.
Legislators in the General Assembly are considering a bill that would force schools to take a more active role in preventing bullying.
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