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Originally Posted by sebastian_dangerfield
1. Public apology by the bully, to the collected student body.
2. Not the school's business. Off property is off property.
3. Send letter to "victim":
"Dear Victim,
Upon review of the incident, it appears you and the alleged bully have been engaged in an ongoing battle of slurs. No punitive action will be taken at this time. If this continues on school property or during school events, you may both be subjected to [insert punishment here].
Caveat emptor,
The Administration
cc: Bully; Both sets of students' parents"
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One of the reasons I send my kid to private school is the administration's belief that "off campus behavior" isn't any less subject to discipline than "on campus behavior".
The school has a zero tolerance policy on internet bullying, and I've seen it enforced. And last year, when my kid was the subject of a hate instagram account (I can't even believe there is such a thing, or that it happened to a 10 year old), the school was front and center in dealing with it.
Well, that, and I hate poor people.
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