It's a program with a very basic concept: Using text messaging to report bullying. One school district says the simple idea is bringing big results.
"We have conversation after conversation of students telling us that this is a life saver-- they were at wits end," said Alvin Butler Sr., President and CEO of Text2Them.
It's a life saver, he says, right at the students' fingertips.
"That avenue, whether it's cyberbullying, whether it's smoking weed, or whether it's bullying on the school bus-- no matter-- it doesn't matter," Butler said. "Because they can pull out their cellphone and they can send a text message at any time. Even while it's going on."
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Oh, great idea... So the accused can't face their accuser? Someone doesn't like your shoes... report them "anonymously" for bullying.
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