Wrap: The Missouri House passed a bill that requires schools to enforce policies that would implement programs to prevent bullying without stigmatizing the victim.  

Under the bill, student and faculty members would be able to anonymously report acts of bullying to school officials.  The families of the child being bullied would also be notified. 

St. Louis City Republican Representative Sue Allen sponsors the bill and says it would protect every child at every school. 

Earlier, St. Louis Democratic Representative Genise Monticello spoke out against the bill saying as a parent, she thinks kids should learn to deal with bullies rather than running away.

Reporting from the state Capitol, I'm Ashley Hartman.