You might start by checking out the many articles we have on school bullying (http://www.education.com/reference/topic/TeenYears_MiddleYears_Bullying/). &nbsp;Another quick tip: &nbsp;as parents we need to be advocates for our children. &nbsp;Every parent should know their school's policy on bullying and encourage that it is followed. &nbsp;Last week I was talking to a friend who told me about a similar incident at the Elementary School her kids attend. &nbsp;When the incident happened, the school principal took immediate action and reminded the entire school community that the school has a no tolerance for bullying philosophy. &nbsp;The principal notified all the teachers and parents. &nbsp;And the very next day made an announcement over the intercom system to all classrooms that this kind of behavior is unacceptable and that all members of the school community (students, teachers, parents, and administrators) must take an active role in preventing the many forms of bullying. &nbsp;This is one example of how a school administration handled an issue. I encourage you to know your school's bullying policy and work with your school to ensure it is upheld.<br />