Community members invited to anti-bullying presentation at Elkhart High School tonight
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ELKHART, Ind. -- Parents of Elkhart Community School kids are invited to a special presentation about anti-bullying.
The presentation will offer information about bullying and teen depression, and steps that can be taken to handle potential issues.
Anti-bullying efforts have been a big focus among Elkhart families this year, after North Side Middle Schooler, Rio Allred, took her life in March.
The 12-year-old's mom says she was bullied because of her alopecia.
The presentation will be given by a man whose son took his own life back in 2003.
John Halligan’s son, Ryan, died at only 13 years old, and his father has spent the majority of his time since educating parents on how to recognize teen depression and handle potential bullying.
Halligan will empower parents with the steps they can take if they suspect their child may be subject to a form of bullying, both in or outside of the classroom.
All Elkhart middle schools will hear the ‘Ryan’s Story’ presentation during the school day today and tomorrow.
Another presentation will also be open to parents and other community members this evening at the Little Theatre at Elkhart High School.
The presentation will start at 7P.M. and is expected to last one hour.