Bullying has been around for centuries. It is often only thought to be an innocent act of mischief. One of the earliest recorded incidents was in King’s Boarding School in the U.K between the 18th and 19th centuries. A twelve year old boy was killed from bullying behaviors from older classmates. The boys involved were not held accountable for their actions because the school viewed the behaviors as normal mischief. Bullying wasn’t even a term back then. Not until 1862 when The Times published this behavior. They wrote an article on a soldier who allegedly died due to bullying. The most significant turning point was when a man, Dan Olweus, a researcher of psychology, was the first to conduct a study on bullying. He created the Olweus Bullying
