


"We talk about bullying, and of course, that's a big thing in the Legislature this session," said Zumbrota-Mazeppa Superintendent Tony Simons, who continues to work on a policy that would encompass all students. "Social media is the one place, as administrators and schools, where we don't have a lot of control, and those things come back to bite us." ) reported.

"If anything, the parents have been really supportive," Cannon Falls Superintendent Beth Giese said. "If you or I would post something inappropriate, we could get fired for it. We're really just trying to teach them a skill (so they don't get) in trouble in the workplace."



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