Bullying stems from harmful patterns, not bad kids, when community bonds weaken, research shows. School leaders seek new efforts to address the rise.
Ida Bell Á Brúnni sits on her bed in her room, which is decorated with family photos on the walls, green plants, and a string of lights wound around the bed frame.
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