Anti-Bullying campaign gets funding from State Farm

For many students, bullying is a constant problem that affects how they perform in school. That's why a new anti-bullying campaign will soon be implemented in dozens of Kern County schools.

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Anonymous - 2/14/2013 4:21 PM

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Bullying a load of crap. If I say I don't like you thats bullying been going on for eno's. Learn to stand up for your selfs & no one will bully you. I told my kid's someone starts it you finish it.No one bullyed mthem

nevergiveup - 2/13/2013 7:15 PM

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Being once a victim to bullying, I think this is a positive move in dealing with this centuries-long practice. It’s going to take more than a generous $74,000 and also it will take community effort to stave off the complaints and lawsuits from the mothers of bullies or “MOB”. The MOB’s will complain about their little “Angus’” rights are being violated. Everyone today has rights including Angus the Bully-boy.

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