An anti-bullying policy does not mean your school’s work is done. Even if it has policies in place that prohibit bullying and harassment, your school is responsible for investigating, ending, and preventing harassment. Each school district is required, by law, to have policies and practices in place as well as designated individuals to handle complaints. In the state of Connecticut, there’s an anti-bullying statute, in addition to federal law, that must be applied to protect you from bullying and harassment. An experienced Title IX attorney can explain how these different laws can be applied to protect you.