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Klein has received national attention through social and news media with interviews such as an appearance earlier this week on NBC's "Today" show. She was honored Thursday in Boston, where she was greeted by a youth cheerleading squad and escorted on a red carpet to receive an honorary Boston school bus monitor certificate. Klein could not be reached for comment Friday. However, police have said Klein did not want the boys to face criminal charges. In an Associated Press interview last week, Klein asked people to leave the boys alone. "Threatening them? No. That's not the way to go about things," she said. "They're just kids. "I don't want to judge anybody or put them in jail or anything like that. I just want them to learn a lesson." WSYR-TV in Syracuse first reported the school district's decision.
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