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Refuse, Block and Tell

Updated: September 25, 2012
WCIA-3 -- Students across Champaign got together this week to learn more about bullying and how to stop it. Here are a few other suggestions from the National Crime Prevention Council.

It suggests kids refuse to pass on cyber-bullying messages. Kids should also block cyber-bullies and tell their friends to stop.

For more information and suggestions for both students and parents, click on this link.

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