“My daughter was being tortured within the walls of that school,” the mother said.
An 11-year-old New Jersey girl who died days after an attempted suicide in a middle school bathroom had been relentlessly bullied and reported the harassment to school officials, her mother said.
The girl was found unresponsive in the bathroom stall at F. W. Holbein School in Mount Holly on Feb. 6 and died two days later, the Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office said.LoAlbo didn't immediately respond to requests for comment Friday, but told“They called her a furry. She was not a furry. They called her gay. They called her straight. They called her bi. They called her all kinds of things.”Felicia LoAlbo-Melendez.
Mungo did not comment directly on the bullying allegations, but said that the district is focused on"strengthening our support system for students, especially regarding their social and emotional well-being" and is committed to"making our schools safe and secure for every student."“My next steps will be so that no other parent has to fight like I do and no other child ever has to suffer like my daughter has,” she said.
If you or someone you know is in crisis, call 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. You can also call the network, previously known as the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, at
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