<human>: Okay, Reddit. One thing I've learned from this site so far is that when someone asks for help and advice, you guys always deliver. I'm hoping my perceptions were right. This might get a little long but I would really appreciate your ideas so bear with me.

I am a 26 y/o female teacher. It is my third year teaching and I absolutely love it. I work in a pretty small school where everybody knows each other really well and I have a great relationship with all my students. 

The one thing I cannot stand, however, is the bullying. Now compared to other cases, this case might seem tame because there is no physical violence. That being said, I don't really consider any case of bullying to be "tame". Everyday, in my classroom and in the halls, I hear racist comments, insulting words and comments said in a general tone of malicious hate. 

So why don't I intervene, you ask? I do. I send those kids to the office... to the office where they get a slap on the wrist and are them sent back off on their merry way. For reasons unknown to me, the school's principal and vice-principal don't UNDERSTAND how serious a problem the bullying is getting in our school. They are naive and ignorant to the problem and when one of those kids end up hurting themselves, or someone else, and the public start pointing fingers at the school, they aren't going to be completely wrong. 

I just want to help these kids. I was bullied all throughout school and I understand what some of them are going through. I have come to my limit; I cannot tolerate any of the hateful comments, the racism, the insults and all of the negativity. I know some of the other teachers feel this way too, but without the support of the higher-ups, it's difficult to start finding solutions.

Help, Reddit. What would you do in my situation? Any advice whatsoever would be greatly appreciated. Thank you :)

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<bot>: I'm a teacher who is absolutely fed up with the bullying going on at my school. No support from principal and vice-principal. I need advice.