Create a safe and supportive environment: Middle schools should strive to create a safe and supportive environment where students feel comfortable reporting incidents of cyberbullying. Students should be aware that there are adults they can turn to for help and that the school takes cyberbullying seriously.

Monitor social media and online activity: Parents and school administrators should monitor students’ social media and online activity to ensure that they are not engaging in cyberbullying or being targeted by others. This can be done through software monitoring, filtering, or parental controls.

Offer counseling and support services: Middle schools should offer counseling and support services to students who have been affected by cyberbullying. This can include individual or group counseling, as well as resources for parents and guardians.

Foster a positive school culture: Finally, middle schools should foster a positive school culture that promotes inclusivity, respect, and kindness. By creating a culture of positivity, students are more likely to treat each other with respect both online and offline.