6th-grade student allegedly knocked unconscious by bullies at school, family says no one called for help

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A sixth-grade boy was allegedly knocked unconscious after an assault by his own classmates, his mother said, and claims the school is doing nothing to protect him.

Demi Oche said her son was being bullied at Stephenson Middle School in Stone Mountain. She said she’s been going to the school all year to try and get help for her child and was written emails and had meetings with the principal—but she said nothing would stop the bullying.

It all came to a head last week when she had to take her son to the emergency room herself because she said the school didn’t call 911.

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