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| Name: Maggie From: Kansas City |
Great website. Love your pictures. Keep up the good work.
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| Name: faith From: kansas |
hey! i just wanted to say you are amazing! you are the kind of girl that got me into pageants and i think its great how you do so much for a cause that really need attention! thank you for being an insperation and one amazing role model!
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| Name: Hayley From: St. Louis |
Miss Katie thank you for the autographed picture. I have it hung on my wall, my friends are wanting to know if they can get one. You are the best and I love that you stand up against bullying.
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| Name: Ms. Long From: Washburn, mo |
I would love to have Katie talk to the students at our school. I am the middle school counselor at Southwest Middle School in Washburn, MO. Let me know if she has any openings.
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| Name: Cynthia From: Chicago |
Thanks for the autographed photo of yourself. Your platform is very important.
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| Name: Trevor From: Chicago, IL |
Thank you for the bracelet. You are super pretty and fun.
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| Name: Ron From: LA |
Parents teach your kids how to fight. A bully wont stop until you stop them. Telling someone wont help. Raise your kids to bully the bullies.
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| Name: Katie From: Cape Girardeau, MO |
I wanted to thank everyone for all the encouragement you have shown to me during my reign as Missouri Teen International. I have had a blast making appearances around Missouri and I hope that by putting a spotlight on bullying hopefully more youth will think about their actions before they hurt another person. I also wanted to pass along some very encouraging information that was recently passed through the Missouri Legislative System. Governor Matt Blunt pushed a new law through that included new updates against cyber-bullying. Following the suicide of Megan Mier, a 13-year-old-girl,the victim of internet harrassment, Gov. Matt Blunt created an Internet Harassment Task Force. In January, it proposed a law that would make it a crime to harass someone using an electronic device— from a class A misdemeanor to a class D felony. The task force also called for state education officials to consider computer ethics and etiquette classes and suggested legislation adding harassment as a mandatory reportable offense under current education. My high school, Cape Central, has implented an extra 30 minutes on to each school day. During that time they will not only help students with extra tutoring and how to be more successful in their studies but they are also going to address student's character and morals. Bullying will be a topic that is going to be covered. YEAH!!! With Governor Matt Blunt's new revision to the law, hopefully many schools will now make sure that bullying is a subject that is talked about. Again, thank you for all your support and encouragement. Katie Boyer Miss Missouri Teen International
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| Name: Michael From: St. Louis |
Just surfed in - great website. Your photos are great and I watched your interview that you had on television. Best of luck to you.
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| Name: Stella From: Cape Girardeau |
I saw your picture on the local united way website. It said that you were also a big sister for big brother big sister. I am a big sister too. Their website referred me to your website. It is great. Full of helpful information. You are a great role model. More teens should volunteer, hopefully you were inspire them too.
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