This is exactly why your CHILD is suffering from SCHOOL PHOBIA?

This is exactly why your CHILD is suffering from SCHOOL PHOBIA? LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KewpZtUJymE SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST and AUTHOR of "THE REALIST" EDUCATIONAL FACTS ESSENTIAL PARENTS AND EDUCATORS

Mark Traina’s “Bullying and Bullycide” National Data

Mark Traina, a retired school psychologist from Slidell, Louisiana, has written extensively on bullying and its severe consequences, including what he terms “bullycide” — the tragic outcomes of unchecked bullying, such as school shootings and violence 160,000 U.S. public school students miss school every day due to fear of being bullied. Many modern bullying forms — especially cyberbullying — did not exist when previous generations were students. Social networking has created a new, pervasive environment for harassment. In 2010, about 2.7 million students were involved in cyberbullying as either victims or perpetrators. Victims of cyberbullying can sometimes retaliate by becoming cyberbullies themselves. Revenge for bullying is one of the strongest motivations for school shootings. Around 60% of students believe the top reason for school shootings is prior victimization of physical violence at home, in communities, or at school. Over half of all public school students have witnessed a bullying crime on campus. About 15% of students absent without excuse cite bullying as the reason. 70% of students report bullying as an ongoing problem. Nearly 10% of students who drop out or change schools do so due to repeated bullying. 5% of students have witnessed a peer carrying a gun on campus. 90% of bullying occurs between 4th and 8th grades. Over 50% of students report that witnessing physical abuse at home can lead to violence in school. Homicide perpetrators are twice as likely as victims to have been physically abused in early childhood or adolescence. 280,000 students are reportedly attacked on publicly funded school campuses each month. Traina’s work emphasizes that bullying is not just a social issue but a serious public safety concern, with deep links to violence, mental health, and educational disruption. He often frames it as a systemic problem requiring both school-based intervention and broader societal action LINK: https://marktraina4govna.blogspot.com/2024/03/bullying-and-bullycide-national-data.html