We're deeply sorry. The video prompted an outpouring of support and a fundraiser by international crowd-funding website indiegogo. Max Sidorov, who started the fundraising campaign, said the video struck a chord with him because he is a bullying victim and the first thing that popped into his mind was to raise money to get her away from the environment.
I thought maybe a few thousand," Sidorov said from Toronto. But this is enough for her to retire. Southwest planned to provide Klein and nine others with an all-expense paid trip to Disneyland in Southern California. Klein said the outpouring of support is overwhelming. The school district said its bullying team and the local police are conducting an investigation. Teen says bullies beat him, sues New York schools. It did not elaborate on whether the additional videos are related to Klein's case, though school officials say they were all apparently posted by the same user.
The students and their family members have received death threats, according to Chatterton. And he is a year-old," the police captain said. Klein said she's not pushing for criminal charges, but wants the boys to be punished. She suggested a few disciplinary actions -- such as a ban from the bus and athletic activities or community service. But most of all, the grandmother of eight said she hopes this is the end of it. What would you do with a mean kid?
Gotta watch: Teacher turns table on bully. The other three sent typed apologies, which she said struck her as less sincere. Facebook Twitter Email. Bullied N. Show Caption. Hide Caption. Bullied bus monitor: One year after viral video. In June , bus monitor Karen Klein was the subject of a viral video showing boys on the bus taunting and bullying her.
One year later she says everything, and nothing, has changed. Share your feedback to help improve our site! A student in New York state alleged to have forced a special-needs students to drink urine from a toilet is one of the same students who infamously bullied a bus monitor to tears in -- triggering a global outpouring of anger towards the bullies and support for the bus monitor.
It was reported earlier this week that three students at Greece Athena High School had confronted a special needs student in a bathroom at the school, allegedly forcing him to hold his crotch while drinking from the toilet. The students filmed the incident and posted the video to Snapchat. It was quickly reported to school administrators who began to investigate. David Richardson, principal of Greece Athena high school, sent a letter to parents about the incident on Thursday.
In the footage, the students tormented Klein, then 68, with profanity, insults and threats. They went so far as to reference her son's suicide 10 years earlier -- saying "you don't have a family because they all killed themselves because they don't want to be near you. She has since retired. He called on anyone who is enraged by the story to support a new Indiegogo campaign to "turn that anger into the kind of positive force that makes you want to do something good.
He called on readers not to "send the bullies negativity," which he said would only lead to more hatred, but rather to "focus on what can be done, and what can be done is to rally and unite for a good cause and to spread a good message. Sign up for our weekly email newsletter delving into climate science and life on a changing planet.
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