Oklahoma school districts work to provide hope to bully victims
He spends his time alone.
He eats lunch by himself. He hears students making comments about his clothes and saying he’s poor. He just tries to stay out of trouble.
He thinks no one can help.
The 14-year-old is likely one of thousands of Oklahoma students who will encounter bullying during the school year if the latest numbers available hold true. During 2006-07 there were more than 12,000 incidents...
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