Community Unites to Combat Bullying
Four teachers performed a rock concert to promote an anti-bullying message.
A place residents normally go to read and study turned into a rock 'n roll venue Wednesday night—all for a good cause. Librarians, police officers, teachers and local families united at the Peters Township Public Library to combat bullying. About 50 students gathered in the lobby to learn what bullying is and how they could stop it. Students took a pledge to stop bullying—promising to speak up, reach out and be a friend. Linda Esposito, the children's librarian, organized the event. "Bullying is worse than it's ever been, particularly cyber bullying," Esposito said. When she took the idea to the school district and police department, everyone was thrilled with the idea. "The participation of our community is amazing," Esposito said. Ellen …
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Shaira Leah Gomez
8:15 am on Saturday, December 8, 2012
It is good to know that there are lots of people are now comping up to stand against bullying this would give parents as well as student's knowledge about bullying signs. As a parent, I have been aware of these bullying issues in schools around the state and I don't want my kids to be victims of such or worse potential bullies. So I worry about their safety every now and then. Thanks to my friend… more ›