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Buses line up outside Frontier Middle School before the end of the school day. Bullying and harassment present challenges at Frontier, as well as other schools. During an incident in December of 2021 a 13-year-old was reportedly assaulted in front of the bus line while picking up her sibling from the campus. That led to the girl visiting the emergency room for treatment.

Buses line up outside Frontier Middle School before the end of the school day. Bullying and harassment present challenges at Frontier, as well as other schools. During an incident in December of 2021 a 13-year-old was reportedly assaulted in front of the bus line while picking up her sibling from the campus. That led to the girl visiting the emergency room for treatment.

February 6, 2024

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Bullying at Frontier points toward frustrations for parents
February 7, 2024 1:40 a.m.

Bullying at Frontier points toward frustrations for parents

MOSES LAKE — Harassment or bullying at school often leads to unknown territory for parents, who don’t always know what school officials can do, and may not be able to find out what they are doing. School officials can’t always answer parents’ questions, even in the case of recurring incidents.