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    Most Negligent Supervision Policies Assume the Wrong Perpetrator

    ByDebbie Ausburn October 1, 2026September 28, 2026

    October is National Bullying Prevention Month and often prompts programs and pledges. It is also a useful occasion to examine what negligent supervision claims require when a peer, not an adult, causes the harm. That standard is more precise, and more forgiving in some cases, than most administrators assume. Peer Harm More Common Than Adult Abuse The…

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