Middle school and the silent epidemic: How parents can recognize and confront bullying
Bullying in American middle schools remains a hidden crisis, with nearly 28 percent of students in grades six to eight reporting incidents, far higher than high school levels. From verbal taunts to cyberbullying, the harm often goes unnoticed until it deeply affects a child’s wellbeing. Experts urge parents and schools to stay vigilant, address warning signs, and foster safer environments.
Bullying in American middle schools remains a hidden crisis, with nearly 28 percent of students in grades six to eight reporting incidents, far higher than high school levels. From verbal taunts to cyberbullying, the harm often goes unnoticed until it deeply affects a child’s wellbeing. Experts urge parents and schools to stay vigilant, address warning signs, and foster safer environments.
