All the schools in Costa Mesa, Calif., have taken it one step further. They have adopted a policy aimed at getting rid of bullies. The tough antibullying policy in their schools draws the line for student conduct. The school board there says that no longer will it tolerate any gestures, comments, threats or actions, either written, verbal or physical. Students caught bullying others in those forms will be sent to counseling or expelled, NewsChannel5 reports.
Many teens say parents go over the line.
I think kids should have some sort of privacy. Georgia Connor, Julie's mother, admits that sometimes she sneaks into her daughter's room. She reads Julie's diary and looks through her book bag. It makes Julie mad. My parents have violated my privacy.