Student Sues Monroe Schools For Sexual Harassment, Bullying By Teacher

A Monroe, Michigan teacher is facing a lawsuit for sexually harassing and bullying students. Brianna Linkfield of Jefferson High School reported that she witnessed her band teacher, Brian Sullivan, duct tape a student to a chair.

Should Oregon, Washington Enact Off-Campus Bullying Laws?

Should schools be able to regulate off-campus bullying? Some bullies are getting away with what lawmakers and educators are referring to as the “bullying loophole.”

Author Spreads Anti-Bullying Message With Children’s Books

Detroit mother and former teacher, Maria Dizmondy, has authored a children’s book, Spaghetti in a Hot Dog Bun, which promotes anti-bullying.

Kids Breach School’s iPad Security; Mom Alleges Cyber-Bullying

An Oregon middle school’s innovative iPad program went awry when some students allegedly hacked the school’s security system and used another students personal Apple ID to cyberbully 12-year-old, Amber Kielwitz.

Residents Target Bullying In Local Schools

Isaiah Gatimu, a victim of racial bullying, took his life on August 5^th, 2014. He was teased because his father was from Kenya and he was different.

Rocketown Host Anti-Bullying Rally

Magen Brown, 18 years-old, was bullied as a child, but in high school found herself the bully after she joined the beauty pageant and became a cheerleader.

Neville Grad: Effects Of Bullying Linger Through Life

David Hanks, a 26 year-old playwright and actor admits that the effects of bullying are still lingering inside him, despite the fact that they happened over 12 years ago.

Robin Williams’ Daughter Quits Social Media Due to Bullying

Robin Williams’ daughter took to her social media accounts on Wednesday to announce she is taking a break from Instagram and Twitter after users sent her offensive and hateful messages following the recent death of her father.

9,000 Cases of Bullying Reported in Indiana

Data reported to Indiana’s State Department of Education indicates alarming numbers of bullying incidences – 9,396 to be exact, including physical, verbal, school shunning, and written and electronic threats.

Survey Released to TIME Reveals Online Bullying Perspective

Social networking site We Heart It conducted a survey, released exclusively to TIME, to take a closer look at the reality of online bullying.

Mom of Bullied Teen Sues School Board

The mother of Rebecca Sedwick, the Florida teen who committed suicide as a result of bullying, is suing the Polk County School Board for funeral expenses and emotional damages, claiming the School Board did not do enough to protect her daughter from classmates who allegedly stalked and bullied the teen.

Teen Develops Anti-Bullying App

One of the reasons bullying frequently goes unreported in schools is because victims and witnesses are afraid to approach an authority figure in fear of becoming a “snitch”.

KORN Wants Fan Bullying Stories For ‘Hater’ Video

The band KORN is in the process of making a music video for their new song “Hater”, and are interested in involving their fans. They are asking for video submissions from their fans that speak on incidents where they had been bullied, and how it affected them.

Mother of Rebecca Sedwick Files Bullying Lawsuit Against School Board

A 12-year-old girl jumped from an abandoned cement silo and committed suicide. Her mother, Tricia Norman, filed a lawsuit against three separate parties which included the Polk County School Board, a minor, and Cemex Construction Materials.

Coloma Girl’s Suicide Inspires Anti-Bullying Movement

Two Coloma girls are asking for action after Elizabeth Schaus 13-years-old, suicide this week. Elizabeth’s friends are trying to come up with ways to reduce the threat of being bullied at school, as well as trying to avoid another “pointless” death.