Bullying in schools rarely begins with loud confrontations. More often, it starts quietly, with silent acceptance by those who notice but choose not to act. The danger lies not only in the words or actions of the bully but also in the permission granted through silence. Parents need to ask—could my child be enduring this in silence?

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