The Central Regional School District in New Jersey was accused of mishandling bullying situations for years after Adriana Kuch was bullied and took her own life.
‘Outnumbered’ hosts discuss how a New Jersey school failed to act against bullying before a teenage girl committed suicide.If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, please contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988.
Skeletons in the school district's closet have come back to haunt Central Regional High School since 14-year-old Adriana was found dead in her home on Feb. 3 after theThis enflamed the community, and tensions boiled over during Thursday's meeting that was attended by hundreds of angry and grieving students and parents. One student said he's been desensitized to the flurry of racist comments hurled at him.
There's a current lawsuit against the school district for a nearly identical hallway attack on another student that was recorded and uploaded to social media. "I had a student that came into the district happy and healthy. He didn't require doctors or psychiatric help, who now is medicated," one parent said during the meeting.
Adriana Kuch, a 14-year-old New Jersey high school student, took her own life after video was posted online of a group of girls attacking her. The nine-point action plan included starting a steering community and hiring an outside agency to review current bullying policies, reviewing cellphone policies, district training on how to handle bullying situations, and a number of educational measures for students, among other items."These are just a few examples of ideas, and we look forward to developing these and other initiatives further," Corbett said.
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