Bullying in schools has become a national dilemma. It affects students and makes many students not feel safe in school. Bullying has both short term and long term effects on the victim as well as the bully. Most of these problems will start in middle school and continue to growth throughout the high school year. Many school have restricted rules against bullying; however, many of these schools do not follow their own rules. Students are bullied in all short of places such as hallways, locker room, bus and classrooms. It can be physical, verbally or cyber bullying that both have same emotional effect. “Junior high school students from small Midwestern towns, nearly 77 percent saying they had been victims of bullies at school- 14 percent saying they’d experienced severer reaction of the abuse” says Kathleen Vail. In some cases, the bully may have their own personal background that make them be mean to others. Some of them want to have a sense of power or control. Sometimes, bullies come from a family that do not teach them right things and respect for others. Parents are major influence in this problem. They are responsible for teaching their children correct morals and values. Other reason, children might be a victim of bully at home so they wants to show their power and control outside the house or in school. Some of the bullying is not been reported and the bullies takes advantage of that because they thinks it is alright to bully others. Many students are afraid to report bullying incidents they observe because they might become targets themselves. Why do students bully their classmates? I believe students bully other because they are insecure and lack confidence. They use bully tactics to impress other students. Bullies accomplish on attention they get from their fellow classmates. Their hurtful actions make them feel powerful and popular. Bullies pick on students who they think are