Bullying and responsibility
Chavez High experiences harassment of an older teacher and picking on freshmen by popular girls.
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Anne E. Schraff - Author
A school community is shown dealing with bullying, harassment, exclusion, hostile online posts and damage to a library. The central uncertainty is whether the harm can be repaired.
"Bullying is spreading like wildfire at Chavez High. Students who should know better harass an older teacher. Freshmen are being picked on by cliquish and popular mean girls. Negative tweets and Facebook posts damage school spirit. Then one night the school library is tagged. Can the damage be undone?"--P. [4] of cover. Bullying is spreading like wildfire at Chavez High. Students who should know better harass an older teacher, freshmen are being picked on by cliquish, popular girls, and negative tweets and Facebook posts damage school spirit.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA school community is shown dealing with bullying, harassment, exclusion, hostile online posts and damage to a library. The central uncertainty is whether the harm can be repaired.
Chavez High experiences harassment of an older teacher and picking on freshmen by popular girls.
Negative tweets and Facebook posts affect school spirit, followed by tagging of the school library and a question about undoing the damage.
Bullying and harassment are prominent, involving an older teacher and younger students. Hostile social-media activity and library tagging may merit attention if your child finds social conflict upsetting.
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