Question

test: question 4

a person who reports suspected cyberbullying:

a) is creating problems for the school district
b) can be fired by the school district
c) is likely a cyberbully
d) has immunity from prosecution

Explanation:

Analyze the legal protections for reporting cyberbullying

Under state laws and school policies (such as David's Law in Texas), individuals who report suspected cyberbullying in good faith are protected from retaliation, civil liability, and prosecution. This encourages reporting to ensure student safety.

Evaluate the given options

• Option A suggests reporting creates problems, which contradicts the goal of safety protocols.
• Option B suggests retaliation (firing), which is prohibited under whistleblower and school safety protections.
• Option C is logically incorrect as reporting a violation does not make one the perpetrator.
• Option D correctly identifies that reporters acting in good faith receive immunity from prosecution or civil liability.

Answer:

• A) Is creating problems for the school district
• B) Can be fired by the school district
• C) Is likely a cyberbully
• D) Has immunity from prosecution (Correct answer)