Arguments for my position:
- Schools take action against cyber-bullying, but on several occasions their actions just can never be enough to stop it. ( Blad, 3)
-  However, when bullying lawsuits target third parties such as schools or school districts, they often do not succeed ( Adler, 1). This is because in most cases the school is not at fault.



Sources:

    Adler, Jim. “Cases On School Bullying.” Jim Adler & Associates, 17 Apr. 2018, www.jimadler.com/blog/court-cases-involving-school-bullying/.

Type of source: Government

Bias evaluation: Biased



Navarro, Jordana N., et al. "One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: Cyberbullying within Social Networking Sites." Security Journal, vol. 30, no. 3, 2017, pp. 844-858. ProQuest

Database or web link: ProQuest

Type of source: Scholarly

Bias evaluation: Not biased


   

Blad, Evie. “Can Schools Be Held Liable for Bullying? Suits Face a High Legal Bar.” Education Week - Rules for Engagement, 18 Apr. 2016, blogs.edweek.org/edweek/rulesforengagement/2016/04/can_schools_be_held_liable_for_bullying_suits_face_a_high_legal_bar.html.


Type of source: Popular


Bias evaluation: Not biased