Social media gives you a platform to say whatever you want and no one knows it’s you. This allows people to bully others with no repercussions. This can be very damaging to students as evidenced by prom pages where students are critiqued and judged.

While some may view these pages as anonymous fun they can have a significant negative impact on students' mental health and self esteem. Some students have said that social media has impacted them negatively.

"They're being judged based on what they wear and how they look. That could potentially hurt someone's feelings," remarked Lut, a concerned student at Carver High School.

”People, as far as my peers have been constantly affected by these different pages on social media and stuff like that, because it attacks any and everybody so” said lut young

Many students, including Laila Rodgers, acknowledge the fear and anxiety associated with such online platforms.

 “I just feel like standards are through the roof. So I would have to obey those standards. Too ohm to be one of those ones that might get picked on. Somebody's always gonna have something negative to say,¨ said Laila Rodgers a 12th grader at Carver High Scool.

Despite differing opinions, the prevailing sentiment is that such behavior contributes to a toxic online environment. and school administrators should take charge in making sure to maintain a positive school environment.

“I feel like in school it should be a mental preparation type of thing. Teachers should have that conversation with students…So I just feel like schools to him open talks about it…," suggested Laila Rodgers, emphasizing the need for open dialogue and digital literacy.

Moreover, fostering a culture of empathy and kindness both online and offline is crucial for creating a supportive community where every individual feels valued and respected.

Stop making negative comments; it's bullying," emphasized Shanya, a student at Carver High School, Echoing the call for responsible online behavior and respect.