Oklahoma City-based group seeks bullying policy reforms after Perkins boy, 11, committed suicide
An advocacy group has mailed a letter to the Perkins-Tryon School Board members asking the district to revamp its bullying prevention programs in the wake of the an 11-year-old's suicide. The boy's parents believe bullying at school contributed to the boy's death.
PERKINS — A group backing parents who say their 11-year-old son committed suicide after being bullied at school mailed a letter Monday to local school board members.
The letter, signed by Mark Brennaman of Education Advocacy Group, was sent in support of Kirk and Laura Smalley, whose son committed suicide May 13. The recently formed Oklahoma City-based...
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