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How to Tell If Your Child Is Being Bullied and What to Do About It

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In a recentBoys & Girls Club survey,40% of youth said they were bullied on school property in the past year. Despite some surveys saying that the rates of bullying are falling, it remains a high concern for students, teachers, and parents. The impacts of bullying are scary and include mental health issues, poor school attendance […]

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