Essay - Bullying - A True Story from the Mother's Point-of-view Abstract:...

BULLYING - A TRUE STORY FROM THE MOTHER'S POINT-OF-VIEW

*****: Bullying is not a laughing matter. Many teenagers take their own lives yearly because of bullying. If bullying does not stop with the teacher, then the matter should be taken to the principal. If necessary, ***** problem should be ***** to the superintendent or school board.

BULLYING - A TRUE STORY ***** THE MOTHER'S POINT*****OF-VIEW

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Several girls surrounded Jeannie's daughter as they called out, "You're a little cry baby! Don't you know ***** are stupid! Don't even think about hanging out with us. ***** too ugly f***** us."

***** these words made Jeannie angry as she watched her daughter, Faith, run to the car. Tears freely flowing down her cheeks, she urged, "Hurry, Mom, let's get ***** of **********. I can't take it anymore!"

***** National School Safety Center calls *****, "the most enduring and underrated problem in American schools." Discussing bullying is important because it may have a lifetime effect on victims.

As a young person I h*****ve seen the *****s of victims including this story of ***** and Faith.

The look in ********** eyes revealed the pain and hurt she was suffering. What had Faith done to be mistreated? Why were these kids calling her names? Jeannie could clearly remember being teased at school, but never like this. Anger began to build as the mot***** thought ***** what these students were doing ***** her *****. Bullying is ***** a laughing matter!

Bullying is not a laughing matter, definition, and the steps that ***** taken to pr*****t bullying.

Bullying ***** ***** ***** angered Jeannie. Both parents and children can be hurt e*****ionally from *****.

The ***** that Jeannie took at Faith's school to stop bullying.

Faith's suicide **********.

Counseling was needed to heal the emotional wounds of Jeannie and Faith.

Conclusion

***** had to ***** placed in ano*****r ***** to recover from the verbal bullying. This school practiced a zero tolerance policy for bullying. The school superintendent met with Faith and *****. He stated, "No one deserves to be bullied. Every child has a right ***** be safe at school. *****, if some***** bullies you, tell the teacher. If that doesn't work, ***** the principal. If you find it necessary to come see me, I guarantee the problem will end." Faith is now an A+ student *****d she is working at Sonic. Both Jeannie and Faith believe ***** ***** ***** be stopped and is a national problem in the United States. A problem that ***** often overlook until it grows *****to a serious one.

Don't let the death of your ***** be the wakening call of how serious bullying is. Approximately two ***** will kill themselves each year due to bullying. Don't ***** it ***** your child!

***** is not a laughing *****. Listen to your child when she/he talks about bullying at her/his *****. Do so*****hing about ***** and prevent a child from committing suicide.

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