Advice for Victims of Bullying, and for Their Parents, Teachers, and Principals Bullying is a large problem in many schools today. There is hope for the victims, with a little creativity and a bunch of support. Part II of an interview with Meredith Minter Dixon, webmaster of Raven Days. It helps the students who remain in her class if the teacher adapts the curriculum to their needs. Here is what we wish others would resolve.
Schools are terribly inconsistent in their approach to religious holidays.
Actually, for many students it makes a lot of difference. American schools are ruled by locally elected school boards. These boards answer only to their state's department of education. School Boards are powerful, and their meetings are open to the public. These meetings are your best opportunity to present school reform proposals.