Mayor Thomas M. Menino visited the McCormack Middle School in Dorchester last Friday to to kick-off a citywide campaign against cyber bullying in response to several reports of disturbing incidents nationwide. At the event, students from TechBoston Academy shared their new public service announcement aimed at ending cyber bullying. The PSA, along with other internet safety resources for students, teachers and families, can be found on the BPS Cyber Safety Campaign website. See coverage on WHDH-TV and read the Globe article or visit the BPS Internet Safety blog for the latest updates.Boston Anti-Bullying Hotline: 617-534-5050
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I think bullying is a very serious issue, whether it is Cyber Bullying or interpersonal bullying. When I was growing you were bullied by teens that you know. Now a days teens are being bullied by others teens that they do not know. BPS, please do your best to assure they our children are safe in and outside of school. My daughter has encounter on several occasions at the MBTA verbal bulling by a large number of teenage girls and if a MBTA police office had not been there God knows what would have happened to her. I am terrified to send to school each day.
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