bullying

Louisiana's ranking among the top states with the biggest bullying problem, as revealed by WalletHub's survey, indicates several significant implications and challenges for the state.

A mother from Abbeville is pleading with fellow parents at her son's school in a Facebook post that has gone viral.

A substitute teacher in Caddo Parish was arrested on Monday after she allegedly encouraged students to commit battery and bully a classmate.

The father's rage apparently came from his daughter being continuously bullied, even after he went through multiple channels to resolve the issue.

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A Tennessee freshman was being bullied for wearing the same outfit everyday. Two of his fellow classmates took notice, and sprung into action.

The classic tale looks a lot meaner when exposed to the harsh reality that is 2018.

According to a new report, Louisiana was ranked as being the worst state for cyberbullying, on-campus fighting, and teens attempting suicide as the result of being bullied at school.

The bill gives teachers a wide leniency to teachers to “take all steps deemed necessary” to the bullying, including involving the police, and personally restraining the offending student.

Tim Credeur posted on Facebook looking for the teen who was bullied in the video that made its rounds via social media.

A screen capture showing a bully repeatedly hitting a fellow student in the face is making its rounds on social media.

Video posted yesterday to Facebook by Troy Dakin from Jefferson, Louisiana is going viral on social media. The video shows a reportedly special needs student being hit in the face by another student at Riverdale Middle School in Jefferson.

You know that viral story going around about the Sulphur High School student who was stood up by 18 'friends' on prom night? Yeah, there's more to it than that.

It looks like the Sulphur teen who was stood up has real "friends" after all.

Would you help someone if they were being bullied in public? Your brain probably immediately says, "Of course!" But would you really? This YouTube user and his friend decided to do a bullying experiment on a college campus. Needless to say, it was a sad truth about how people react to this sort of thing in public. Watch the video.

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