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June M's Story Essay: Bullying In High School

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Shiny, glowy tears ran slowly out of June M’s eyes. She was extremely surprised, her classmates had teased her just because there was someone that had stood up for herself.” I wonder how June M. feels.” said June T. Everywhere June M. looked there were students with laughter coming out of their mouths. “Ha ha ha.” , laughed the classmates. The next day came along. Both June’s had been on their way to their wide school. As they were entering the wide school filled with millions of children they both walked into their small class. “June M. , June M. loser , loser June M.”, screamed out the loud class. Hours pass, and the class has taken the bullying too far. After that June T. had a feeling telling her that the bullying is bad and

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