Bed-Stuy students take stand against cyberbullying

Students and teachers in Bed-Stuy are teaming up to try to put an end to cyberbullying.  Bullying stops here was the rallying cry heard from students at P.S./M.S. 178 on Thursday as they presented research

News 12 Staff

May 21, 2015, 8:11 PM

Updated 3,256 days ago

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Bed-Stuy students take stand against cyberbullying
Students and teachers in Bed-Stuy are teaming up to try to put an end to cyberbullying. 
Bullying stops here was the rallying cry heard from students at P.S./M.S. 178 on Thursday as they presented research on Internet bullying as part of a yearlong effort sponsored by Optimum Community. 
The classmates also performed a skit to show how students can stand up to bullies and stop the cycle. 
The school was even rewarded $1,000 from Optimum Community to help continue its anti-bullying campaign. The principal says the money will be used to purchase items such as anti-bullying posters, T-shirts, books and movies to help kids feel safer in their own school. 
Optimum, which is part of Cablevision, is a parent company of News 12. 


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