Anonymous wrote:I am sure that many of the "victims" have done their own share of mean behavior. These are teenage girls for heaven's sake.

Well that's a good reason for the ones who haven't been mean to be harassed in school!

If it's targeting a large population it's not bullying, it's being an ahole

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Isn't that what sororities do? And they're coveted.

And if these girls signed up to be assessed then maybe its an apt comparison. Screen shot, back up copies, and report.

+1000

They need to at the very least make an example of the kid who started this. No college ever should admit this student.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am sure that many of the "victims" have done their own share of mean behavior. These are teenage girls for heaven's sake.

"Yeah, they deserved it!" /s

You suck.

exactly. you are what is wrong with women and probably are raising poorly behaved sons.

Anonymous wrote:Isn't that what sororities do? And they're coveted.

And if these girls signed up to be assessed then maybe its an apt comparison. Screen shot, back up copies, and report.

Isn't that what sororities do? And they're coveted.

That’s how Facebook started.

Anonymous wrote:I am sure that many of the "victims" have done their own share of mean behavior. These are teenage girls for heaven's sake.

"Yeah, they deserved it!" /s

You suck.

I am sure that many of the "victims" have done their own share of mean behavior. These are teenage girls for heaven's sake.

Anonymous wrote:Report it ASAP and hope that your son hasn't touched it.

I have a daughter at the school.

The school email gives some details but wonder if the parents of the offenders will even know it is about their kids?

Same response as the other cyber bullying thread, get screen shots of their names, then wait until they turn 18 and send them to colleges and employers.

Report it ASAP and hope that your son hasn't touched it.

If it's on school equipment, it's a violation of the User Agreement, and likely the SR&R as well, and there are consequences for that (not sure what).

What does FCPS do about online bullying- especially when it happens on a school device and targets a large portion of a population? Can I student be expelled for this? Moved to another school? Suspended? Public flogging?

I am asking because Woodson is having an incident where a "ranking" of girls is being shared and it gets into race, date-ability, face and body "curve" ranking. I know women have been objectified since the dawn of time but these are minors and it is on school equipment.