From taunting and teasing to posting threats online, cyberbullies make their classmates miserable across the state, but punishments vary widely, from meetings with parents to out-of-school suspensions, depending on the school district.
A bill introduced Monday would require the state school board to define bullying and cyberbullying and standardize punishments.
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