Students take stand against bullying
A northern Westchester high school is taking an aggressive approach to ending bullying in the school. Students at the Croton Harmon High School chose to celebrate National Unity Day by taking a schoolwide
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Oct 23, 2014, 2:23 AM
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A northern Westchester high school is taking an aggressive approach to ending bullying in the school.
Students at the Croton Harmon High School chose to celebrate National Unity Day by taking a schoolwide stand against bullying.
School officials held an assembly where students witnessed some powerful personal testimonies about bullying.
That point was driven home when a prominent psychologist took the stage to help students understand what bullying feels like.
School officials say ending bullying all together may be impossible, but what they can do is give students the tools to deal with it.
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