There should be a set of rules and consequences for breaking the rules. If your school didn't notify you of this policy, inquire it for your own protection. Students and parents must learn to recognize sexual harassment, so that it can be reported. Without notifying school officials, there is no way to curb the behavior. A student might feel that reporting it would only result in increasing the harassment.
Some students feel intimidated by their sexual harasser.
Many times they feel too embarrassed to complain. Yes many students are fearful of making complaints about their harasser, but this is the only way it can be stopped. Whether it is another student or a teacher that is making you or your child feel uncomfortable, the same rules apply. Sexual harassment includes any behavior that is sexual in nature and unwanted by the other student. There are countless different types of this sexually explicit conduct.