With the problem of bullying being addressed locally and nationwide, it recently came as a surprise to News Four that roughly half of the school districts in Nevada had not submitted a required annual report on student intimidation and harassment for the 2009-2010 school year. News Four's Shelby Sheehan went to the state superintendent's office and called the school districts to find out why.

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Tahoedad - 9/15/2011 8:15 AM

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As a parent of 2 daughters who have been harassed and bullied with no real repercussions from the School or the District; This article is not shocking at all. Douglas county and our School Principal prefer the Ostrich method of burying their heads in the sand and saying everything is Ok.

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nubgnngs42 - 7/27/2011 11:09 AM

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Because if they did, it would show the problem and lack or solving it they're doing. Why put it on paper where you can be held accountable for it?

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