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Graduation Speech: Bullying By Jarrod H.

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I left to walk up to the bus stop around 7:20. It was a Friday morning. Thank god. Walking up to the bus stop, almost running for the reason that it was a Friday. Everybody was always happy and hype on Fridays. As i got closer and closer to the bus stop, i start to hear arguing, and yelling. Recognizing the voices i walked just a little bit faster. Just who i thought it was. Daniel, A 7th grade friend, and Jarrod H.

They were arguing about something that happened yesterday. Jarrod H. had his mom call the cops. He said that me and Daniel were “Harassing” & “”Bullying” him. I wasn 't happy about it either, but it isn 't the first time he has called the cops on me trying to get me into trouble. I spoke up. “Daniel there isn 't a point of …show more content…

Jarrod turns around, and pushes me. “Hold up.” I say before i push him back almost knocking him down. The look of fear covered his face. He then pushes me back. Now we have everybody 's attention. The bus is now closer. I (Without even thinking) Hit him. Right in the face, Turning it red almost instantly. I start to tears roll down his cheek. “Maann, You ain 't even worth my time.” I tell him. He walks home and i get on the bus.

The bus driver asks everybody what happened and why Jarrod was walking home. No one answers. It’s a long and awkward bus ride to school. When we get to school, I walk in with Daniel. As soon as i walk in, Me and Daniel both are greeted by Mr. Bailey (The behavior specialist) and Mr. Cappiello (The Principal). They both “Escort” me to the office, Where there are 2 sheriffs. I then tell the sheriffs and the principle that im not talking to any cops without my parent being here. Which i had the right to say because i am no over 17 years old. Then, im asked to call and tell my mom to come up to the school.

All that happened from here is that i had to write down what happened and i was informed that Jarrods mom was going to press charges (which failed). We both were suspended, and the principal warned me to not get in any more trouble this

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