Bullying allegations have resulted in a second lawsuit filed this year against the Murray County school system in Georgia, records show.
Parent Holly Miller said her son’s arm was broken by bullies at school on May 20 after school officials had turned a blind eye to an earlier incident involving her son and at least one of the same children.
Schools officials identified the school as Woodlawn Elementary.
Miller’s son, then 8, “told us that three boys, 8- to 10-year-olds, had been calling him names and taunting him,” said Miller, 37. When her son approached the other boys, “they pushed him to the ground,” breaking his arm, she said.
What Miller didn’t know at the time, she said, was that at least one of the same boys had been involved in another incident with her son earlier in the year.