Anti-Bullying Policy Coming to Nashville Parks?

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Nashville

In an effort to align with the city's public school district, Nashville's Metro Parks and Recreation has proposed an anti-bullying policy of its own.

According to The Tennessean, the policy would require parks staff at all of its properties — including public parks, community centers and golf courses — to report any act that is considered bullying or harassment. The policy would apply to both park visitors and its own workforce.

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