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From the 80th Legislature
HB 68
Creation of an Anti-Bullying Hotline
Leibowitz
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by MEGABITE on Feb 20, 2007 13:52:52
Or we could cut out the middleman and the parents
could call the administrators.
by davidsmith on Feb 27, 2007 17:32:03
I know that the 2-1-1 system in Atlanta has sponsored an anti-bullying hotline for several years, but couldn't find any information on their website about it. Anti-bullying is typically tied into United Way campaigns to strengthen families and protect youth, though it's not specifically listed on the United Ways of Texas campaign.
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Summary
This bill would create an anti-bullying online in coordination with the Texas Youth Hotline. The program would enable primary or secondary school students to dial a toll free number and report an incident of bullying, verbal abuse, or sexual harassment. These reports would then be passed off the administrators at the school where the event took place or the local police. A website would also be created to provide education regarding bullying.Additional Links
Equality Texas endorses HB 682-1-1 Connecticutt Resource Page : Bullying
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