CYBER BULLYINGBy John And Victor

A RECENT SURVEY FOUND THAT ALMOST

50% OF KIDS HAVE BEEN CYBERBULLIED

SCHOOLS HAVE TRIED TO STOP BULLYING, BUT

THEY CAN'T STOP WHEN IT HAPPENS ONLINE.

BUT 4 OUT OF 5 KIDS, AGES 9-17, SAY THEY

FOLLOW ONLINE SAFETY

YOU CANNOT ESCAPE CYBER BULLYING

PEOPLE AT SCHOOL CAN BACK YOU UP BUT ON THE INTERNET YOU'RE

ALL ALONE

STICK UP FOR YOURSELF

AND STOP BULLYING BEFORE IT GETS OUT

OF HAND

TELL A TRUSTED ADULT OR PARENT TO HELP

STOP

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