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Schoolyard bullying: It needs to be addressed.

School and schoolyard violence has been increasingly in the news lately. Some children have been mortally wounded, and there are many more children with less visible wounds. The emotional scars and painful memories from physical and/or verbal bullying in the school setting are not sensational wounds perhaps, but they are still very serious and unfortunately very common, affecting 15% to 20% of students (1–3).