NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) – With October anti-bullying month, Metro Parks is doing their half to cease bullying and harassment that impacts the lives of hundreds of thousands of kids and youngsters.
On Saturday, Metro Parks hosted a ceremonial “Cease the Bullying” stroll at Hadley Park. Metro Parks stated 250 children participated within the occasion. Organizers stated now could be the time to be proactive, particularly since there’s been a rise in cyberbullying.
“We serve 300 to 500 children a yr. Now we have extra children coming into our facility year-round,” Assistant Director of Neighborhood Recreation Division for Metro Parks Stevon Neloms stated. “So, we wish to be on the entrance traces to have the ability to cease it as a result of cyberbullying is extra prevalent now, and metro parks wish to take the lead, and we’ll.”
Organizers hope to placed on extra occasions like these. Yearly can have a distinct theme.
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