I did a bit of digging and found this:
Protecting Students from Harassment and Hate Crimes
A Guide for Schools
U. S. Department of Education
National Association of Attorneys General
January 1999
"Harassment may encompass a range of harmful conduct, from the most violent crimes to episodes of vandalism or persistent and abusive name-calling among school students that may DEPRIVE STUDENTS OF EQUAL EDUCATIONAL OPORTUNITIES. If ignored, harassment can jeopardize students' academic achievement, undermine their physical and emotional well-being, provoke retaliatory violence, damage the school's reputation, and exacerbate community conflicts."
Can you say 'civil rights violations'?
Hmmm.....
Protecting Students from Harassment and Hate Crimes
A Guide for Schools
U. S. Department of Education
National Association of Attorneys General
January 1999
"Harassment may encompass a range of harmful conduct, from the most violent crimes to episodes of vandalism or persistent and abusive name-calling among school students that may DEPRIVE STUDENTS OF EQUAL EDUCATIONAL OPORTUNITIES. If ignored, harassment can jeopardize students' academic achievement, undermine their physical and emotional well-being, provoke retaliatory violence, damage the school's reputation, and exacerbate community conflicts."
Can you say 'civil rights violations'?
Hmmm.....
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