Hoquiam School District Superintendent Addresses Social Media Taunting

Wednesday, September 25, 2024 at 10:10 AM

The Hoquiam School District Superintendent will now be directly involved in social media harassment, intimidation or bullying complaints.

The Hoquiam School District Superintendent will now be directly involved in social media Harassment, Intimidation or bullying complaints. In a letter sent home to parents, district head Mike Villareal said he will receive copies of all formal and informal inquiries about social media taunting. In the letter dated yesterday, Villareal also says that due to legal and ethical obligations, the district will not generally respond publicly to specific concerns expressed on social media.

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