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A Watch-dog Organization - Advocating for Bullied Children & Reporting on State Anti Bullying Laws |
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It is the belief of many Bullying Experts that Conflict
resolution and Peer Mediation is not appropriate for a Bully vs. Victim
situations, especially after bullying has occurred. Clearly,
the victim should not be blamed or put on a "hot-seat" when they have been
victimized by a bully. This is like putting a rapist in with his
victim. In most cases, to save themselves from further retaliation,
the victim will say, "I'm sure I'm at fault somehow" or "It wasn't that
serious." When an abused housewife is confronted in front of
her husband about the abuse, many times she even feels the beating she
received for having the dinner late was justified. It's the
same with victims of bullying and Peer Mediation/Conflict Resolution.
Those programs are questionable when it comes to bullying. This code/policy
rarely mentions the word "bullying" and is not an anti bullying law, nevertheless,
Mississippi get a C for
having a well written Policy as well as a clear code to punish bullies
who intimidate or use threats against other students.
MISSISSIPPI
C Safe and Orderly Schools - http://www.mde.k12.ms.us/lead/osos/SchoolSafety.html#Mississippi_Institute_for_School_Safety_ School Safety Law and Policy Development (need PDF - Adobe Reader) - Check out page 21, Sec. 37-11-20 - Intimidation, threatening or coercion of students for purpose of interfering with attendance of classes. |
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