Keep documenting the behavior. At any point in this process, you may choose to contact the Office of Civil Rights, your State Department of Education, your State Department of Human Rights, an attorney, or a police officer. You can give victims the support they need to get them help from appropriate adults. You can also help potential harassers pay attention and appreciate the effect they have on others. Encourage victim to write down all incidents, times, places, witnesses and effect it had on them.
Victim can write a letter to harasser.
Go with the victim to designated teacher or counselor. Administrator talks with harasser. Administrator talks with harasser and parents. If action is not taken or behavior doesn't stop, victim may report to Affirmative Action Officer at the School Board office.