Strengthening School Safety through Prevention of Bullying: Andrews Sisters

Josie and Jackie Andrews, students and School Safety Advocates, testifies at a hearing regarding Strengthening School Safety through Prevention of Bullying on July 8, 2009.

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• school safety
• bullying

[snippady]

what happened to freedom of speech? my comment is taken down? bs. i have a right to express how i feel about these two over-entitled kids.

ill re-itterate my main points

1) just cuz you have a rich congressman dad, doesnt mean youre talented or intelligent. people already know everything they've said. bullying is bad, stand up agianst it blah blah blah. be orignial. i could do what jackies done in "3 years" in abuot 5 min with google.

2)some one was on something when they let these two speak.

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[ArlanBerglas]

World Peace One this summer 2011

[Eviltwin11111]

I accidentally, the whole video D:

extreme libertarianism; this will never happen again.

[thatsgay100]

Shouldn't congress spend their time on important issues rather than fat kids who get bullied at school. Like maybe guns at schools or poor education at public schools.

[superkool2213]

wowee guys! i cant wait for milo j high! josie is so talented! have you heard her songs? lyrical and musical genius!

psych.

this was a joke. they are jokes. yeah. money def cant buy intelligence.

im really glad they cleared up the whole "victims seem to be victims" thing. ground breaking idea thought. i always thought the BULLIES were the victims.

this is such a stupid topic. bullying programs are in place, but there will always be a jackass, like me, who'll still act like a douchebag. fact.

[Wompybird]

yes, who you know in life is important. But what would you prefer two well connected girls do? if two kids want to stand up for a cause they believe in that's not something to look down upon. it's certainly better than just benefiting from the advantages they were given in life. So kudos to the Andrews sisters.

Despite the fact that "there are already programs in the most of public schools," it's naive to claim more funding and attention couldn't help programs.