Bullying offenses rise 50 percent in NJ schools, statistics show

Pacific Standard Time — Tuesday, October 02, 2012

Bullying offenses rise 50 percent in NJ schools, statistics show:

Driven by increased reports of bullying in accordance with the nation's toughest anti-bullying law, the total number of violence, harassment and other offenses at schools increased 50 percent over a one year period, statistics released today by the ...

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Bullying offenses rise 50 percent in NJ schools, statistics show

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