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⬇️ Make sure you read it until the end as I share my experience in attempting to aid in Sarasota High School. ⬇️

Bullied girl begged middle school for help before taking her own life: lawsuit

New Jersey's Felicia LoAlbo-Melendez, 11, recorded anti-bullying warning before death, sent SOS email to teacher.

-Chris Eberhart By Chris Eberhart Fox News Published November 8, 2023 4:00am EST

The girl reached out to teachers for help after she was mocked by other students who called her "gay," "ugly," a "midget" and "furry," before she died by su***de, according to a lawsuit filed last week.

Racist insults, which Fox News Digital chose not to publish, were allegedly hurled at Felicia — at times in class — according to the lawsuit.

The lawsuit involves seven students, all of whom are minors and identified by initials, who admitted to bullying Felicia "via cell phones" and retaliating after Felicia's mom spoke to one of the student's parents.

The student "retaliated against Felicia by encouraging others to continue the verbal abuse of Felicia," the lawsuit says.

The student's insults were echoed by several classmates, and they allegedly excluded her from activities because Felicia "advocated (for her) position that love was love and that she could love another of the same or different gender," the lawsuit says.

In one alleged instance, a student poured water on Felicia’s chair when she stepped away from her desk, and Felicia sat in the chair without seeing the puddle.

A student allegedly yelled out, "Look, who (urinated) in her chair," while other students in the class laughed, according to the lawsuit.

"Despite this being witnessed by other students and the teacher, the teacher never took action to report or discipline the student," the lawsuit says.

In April, Felicia's mom, Elaina LoAlbo, told Fox News Digital her daughter was always an advocate against bullying of any kind.

"Felicia was a bright student, having skipped a grade. She has been described as ‘a compassionate human everyone wishes they could be’ and as ‘kind and selfless … inspiring others with her radiant personality,’" the lawsuit states.

But the "persistent and systematic abusive actions" that spanned two school years ended in tragedy Feb. 6, when Felicia was found unconscious in a bathroom at F.W. Holbein School in Mount Holly, New Jersey.

After two days of "ongoing seizures" in the hospital, she died "cradled in the arms of her mother," the lawsuit says.

"(Felicia's) death came on the heels of multiple emails that Felicia sent to her counselors and school officials, first initiated by Felicia’s parents, regarding ongoing and systemic bullying that Felicia was suffering from at the school," the lawsuit says.

Felicia's mom told Fox News Digital in April, "It's not just my daughter's cries that fell on deaf ears, but this is happening in all the schools."

Cyberbullying in and after school is an epidemic The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said about one in five high school students reported being bullied on school property, and more than one in six high school students reported being bullied online in the last year.

Similar statistics showing increased bullying incidents in schools were laid out in the lawsuit.

In Felicia's school district, the number of bullying incidents nearly doubled from six reported complaints in 2021-2022 to at least 11 during the 2022-2023 school year, according to the lawsuit.

But those numbers don't tell the whole story, according to the legal action, which suggests the number of incidents is likely higher.

In Felicia's school district, the number of bullying incidents nearly doubled from six reported complaints in 2021-2022 to at least 11 during the 2022-2023 school year, according to the lawsuit.

But those numbers don't tell the whole story, according to the legal action, which suggests the number of incidents is likely higher.

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"The (Board of Education's) substandard public record keeping makes it impossible tell which of the bullying incidents were confirmed to be bullying conforming with the state law’s definition," the lawsuit says.
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"The Mount Holly Board of Education minutes reveal a severe under-reporting of bullying incidents."

The school district didn't respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment about the allegations in the lawsuit and the statistics reported in the lawsuit.

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Family's law firm settled highest NJ school bullying suit
Felicia's family is being represented by Nagel Rice LLP, which settled with New Jersey's Rockaway Township School District for $9.1 million over the summer.

"This settlement should send a strong signal to schools around the country that bullying is an epidemic, and schools have a responsibility to protect our children," Nagel said in a statement after the settlement.

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The federal government provides resources for parents, victims and school districts on stopbullying.gov, which is managed by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

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Let it be known that stopbulling.gov
Is simply a research and resource tool of articles.

It will not help schools stop bullying, follow up on incident reporting, or anything else.

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I have personally reached out to Sarasota Highs School to help, aid, and get involved.

They advised me that they have to follow school guidelines, which I wasn’t asking them not to. They should follow all the school guidelines for the state.

However, my organization was never there to hurt anything they have in place- my presence would be there to assist.

When I wrote back saying this they told me they have to get approval from the board. That’s fine.

In the meantime, I will work with community members, who want to help in this epidemic that is just getting worse every year.

If you’d like to help me in anyway collecting my data research please DM.




FOX 4 News

🚨 BULLYING SHOULD NOT END IN A FUNERAL 🚨

Did you know that Virginia lawmakers introduced “Autumn’s Law,” a proposed anti-bullying law named after 10-year-old Autumn Bushman, who died by su***de after experiencing bullying?

The legislation would make aggravated bullying and aggravated cyberbullying criminal offenses in Virginia. Unfortunately, the bill has been delayed until the 2027 legislative session.

As the founder of a nonprofit focused on ending relational aggression, mean girl behavior, bullying, and cyberbullying, I have spent countless hours researching the devastating impact bullying has on girls, teens, women, and families.

What I’ve learned is heartbreaking.

Behind every bullying statistic is a real person, a real family, and sometimes a life that can never be replaced.

I recently began watching The Mean Girl Murders documentary series. One case tells the story of Stacey, a popular teenage girl who became the target of ongoing hostility from another girl. What started as relational aggression and social conflict escalated into violence. Stacey was lured to a party, confronted, and fatally stabbed.

This is why we cannot dismiss bullying, cyberbullying, relational aggression, social exclusion, harassment, or intimidation as “just kids being kids.”

When bullying escalates, the consequences can be life-changing—and sometimes life-ending.

I will continue writing to policymakers, attending school board meetings, speaking out, and advocating for stronger anti-bullying laws, bullying prevention programs, cyberbullying accountability, and mental health support for victims.

If you believe schools, communities, and lawmakers need to take bullying more seriously, please SHARE this post.

Together, we can bring awareness, create change, and protect future generations.

💜 Have you or someone you love been affected by bullying, cyberbullying, or mean girl behavior? Share your story below.

💙 Sometimes, one message can change everything. Jule Rosato ❤️

When you’re building a nonprofit, advocating for change, researching solutions, and trying to make a difference in the lives of others, there are days when the mission feels heavy.

Then a simple message like this arrives.

My cousin sent me a note of encouragement and support for the work we’re doing to end Mean Girl Culture and raise awareness about Relational Aggression. It may seem small, but words matter. Support matters. Kindness matters.

Behind every person fighting for a cause is a human being who sometimes wonders if they’re making a difference.

Today, this reminder helped me keep going.

Our mission is bigger than one person. It’s about protecting girls, teens, and women from the emotional harm caused by exclusion, gossip, bullying, social manipulation, and relational aggression. It’s about creating a culture where women lift each other up instead of tearing each other down.

If you’ve ever received a text, comment, or message that arrived exactly when you needed it, you know the power of encouragement.

So today, I challenge you:

✨ Send someone a supportive message.
✨ Encourage someone chasing a dream.
✨ Remind someone they are making a difference.

You never know when your words might be the reason they don’t give up.

Together, we can create a world where kindness is louder than cruelty.

💜 GIRLS, TEENS & WOMEN WHO ARE GOING THROUGH A MEAN GIRL SITUATION OR RELATIONAL AGGRESSION… THIS POST IS FOR YOU. 💜

If you’re being excluded, gossiped about, bullied, manipulated, publicly embarrassed, or made to feel like you don’t belong, please know that you are not alone.

I am not a therapist. I am simply someone who has lived through these experiences and understands the emotional impact they can have on your confidence, relationships, and mental well-being.

Because of my own journey, I am offering FREE mentorship, encouragement, and peer support to girls, teens, and women anywhere in the United States through zoom calls.

💜 Need someone to listen?
💜 Need support navigating a difficult situation?
💜 Need advice from someone who has been there?

Reach out.

Sometimes the most powerful thing we can do is remind someone that they matter, they are worthy, and they do not have to face these challenges alone.

📩 Send me a message.
📢 Share this post so it reaches someone who may need support today.

Together, we can end mean girl culture and create a world where kindness wins.

What advice would you give someone experiencing a mean girl situation right now?

Message us. We are here to help.

A friend of mine, who knows about my work with End Mean Girl Culture Movement Inc., recently suggested that I watch Mean Girl Murders.

It was a difficult but important watch.

The documentary highlights how bullying, exclusion, jealousy, social aggression, and conflicts between girls can sometimes escalate into devastating consequences.

What struck me the most is that these aren’t just stories from somewhere else. Sadly, I have learned of tragedies connected to my own high school, and it was hard to wrap my head around how conflicts between young people could escalate to such heartbreaking outcomes.

As someone who is passionate about ending bullying and toxic behavior, this documentary reinforced something I’ve been saying all along: what many people dismiss as “girl drama” can have serious, real-world consequences.

We need more conversations about kindness.
We need more conversations about accountability.
We need more conversations about empathy and respect.

If you’re a parent, educator, student, or simply someone who cares about the next generation, I encourage you to watch Mean Girl Murders.

The impact we have on one another matters more than we realize.

💜 Choose kindness.
💜 Choose empathy.
💜 Choose respect.

🎉 GRATITUDE POST 🎉

A heartfelt THANK YOU to Steve Cousineau of SnS Destinations

To End Mean- Girl Culture Movement Inc.

When you’re building a grassroots nonprofit from the ground up, every act of support matters more than words can express. There are moments when the mission feels bigger than the resources available, and then someone steps forward and reminds you that you are not alone.

Steve, your generosity comes at a time when we truly needed it. Your support helps us continue our work to end bullying, relational aggression, and toxic behavior in our schools, workplaces, communities, and online spaces.

Thank you for believing in this mission and helping us move it forward. Together, we are creating a culture of kindness, respect, and accountability.

💜 Every contribution makes a difference.
💜 Every supporter helps create change.
💜 Every act of kindness matters.

🎉 GRATITUDE POST 🎉

A heartfelt THANK YOU to Steve Cousineau of SnS Destinations

To End Mean- Girl Culture Movement Inc.

When you’re building a grassroots nonprofit from the ground up, every act of support matters more than words can express. There are moments when the mission feels bigger than the resources available, and then someone steps forward and reminds you that you are not alone.

Steve, your generosity comes at a time when we truly needed it. Your support helps us continue our work to end bullying, relational aggression, and toxic behavior in our schools, workplaces, communities, and online spaces.

Thank you for believing in this mission and helping us move it forward. Together, we are creating a culture of kindness, respect, and accountability.

💜 Every contribution makes a difference.
💜 Every supporter helps create change.
💜 Every act of kindness matters.