Reply to a comment  Reply to this comment  ltech35 writes:
Article quotes one of the kids on the bus as saying it has been
an ongoing thing since an incident invoving a spitball at the
beginning of the school year. Is this another example of school
yard bullying? Why can't bullying at school or anywhere be
stopped? Adults look at these issues as if they mean nothing and
will pass over time, because we know from experience that they
will. We forget that to a child (even a 15 or 16 year old)
school and their friends are their life. They don't really
understand that it will pass, that when they are 30 this will
mean nothing because, right now, to them it means everything and
they don't know how to cope. They are angry, hurt, bewildered,
confused, embarrassed, humiliated. They just want it to stop and
don't know how to make it go away. If you see a student being
bullied and you are an adult, step in, if you are a kid ask an
adult to help the one being bullied. How many times has this bus
driver seen an altercati