BULLYING
Legislative notebook: House, Senate look to the sun for power
By Don Davis and Danielle Killey Minnesotans could sell solar power to electric utilities under a bill the House passed 70-63 late Tuesday. They pay someone who has solar on their house just what the ...
Posted on 5/8/13 at 8:29 AM
Social Networking in the Classroom: An interesting concept but......
Social networking- a concept that has changed the way we communicate forever. When we think of social networking, we think of reconnecting with people we lost contact with for many years- family, fr...
Posted on 8/9/12 at 8:27 AM
A Child's Senseless Death
Bullies have claimed another victim, this time in Iowa. The boy was just 14 years old. His name was Kenneth Weishuhn. I would encourage everyone to look to themselves, their children. Not just for v...
Posted on 4/24/12 at 10:00 AM
Health care bullies
His test results were late, so the patient jokingly asked the doctor whom to blame. The doctor pointed to the nurse and said, "If you want to scream at anyone, scream at her." Was this just an offhan...
Posted on 5/9/11 at 3:25 PM
Ms. Minn. Universal shares anti-bullying message
By Alyson Buschena , February 14, 2013
Tattling Tweets may lead to trouble
WORTHINGTON — Worthington District 518 Administrator John Landgaard has half a page of hand-written names of high school students and graduates who played some role in a Twitter account established Monday that was used to spread gossip about WHS classmates.
By Julie Buntjer , July 11, 2012
Children’s author, advocate visits Sibley
By Ryan McGaughey , April 11, 2011
Schools: High-tech hideouts make bullying hard to overcome
Today’s schools might have a tougher time than ever dealing with bullying.April 04, 2011
Bill targets bullying: Legislation promotes awareness, policy
BISMARCK – Girls slapping, kicking, punching and insulting each other is common among students at a North Dakota elementary school, a mother told state lawmakers on Wednesday.January 20, 2011
Social worker who urged the school district to crack down on bullying is fired
Margo Haut gets emotional when talking about her sudden dismissal. Margo has been a social worker for Stutsman County the last three years. And she often attends Jamestown school board meetings, to urge a crackdown on bullying.December 07, 2010
Task force to discuss depression after teen's suicide
Community leaders in Cooperstown, N.D., have created a task force and scheduled a public meeting to address depression and suicide following the self-inflicted death of a 16-year-old girl on Nov. 4.December 03, 2010
Schools step up anti-bully effortsS
When Cooperstown, N.D., experienced the suicide of a teenager due to bullying, it touched communities and schools in the surrounding states. Some schools took a look at their own bullying and harassment policies, trying to prevent a similar occurrence.November 29, 2010
Schools, parents and legislators discuss bullying causes, prevention
The topic of bullying encompasses many aspects, but a mixed group of community members hopes targeting three components will help in the fight to end the epidemic.November 22, 2010
Letter: Parents of suicide victim speak out
On Thursday, November 4th we lost our daughter Cassidy to suicide. As a family we feel it is important to share our thoughts and to reach out to help others who may be struggling with depression and anxiety as our daughter did.November 18, 2010
Putting together a bullying bill
District 37 North Dakota Sen. Rich Wardner says plans are in the works for an anti-bullying law in North Dakota and he met with concerned Dickinson parents Mandy and Robert Skinner Monday morning to discuss the steps it would take to get the law on the books.November 16, 2010
Parents join forces on Facebook to combat bullying
JAMESTOWN, N.D. – Parents across the state are joining forces using the same social media networks often used against their children to combat the issue of bullying in schools.November 12, 2010
Bullying suspected as reason for girl's suicide
November 05, 2010
Study: Half of teens admit bullying in last year
LOS ANGELES — Half of high school students say they've bullied someone in the past year, and nearly half say they've been the victim of bullying, according to a national study released today.By Andrew Dalton, Associated Press , October 27, 2010
Minnesota school district clarifies anti-bullying policy after death of gay student
COON RAPIDS, Minn. — A Minnesota school district that has been caught in an emotional debate about how it treats gay students after a teenager’s suicide earlier this year tweaked several policies Monday night to clarify that the harassment or bullying of gay students won’t be tolerated.October 26, 2010
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