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Couldn't hurt to say something to someone, like the school guidance counselor or a teacher you trust.

I say u should do something like getting to know her. try not to judge her. try being her friend. when she's comfortable with u then aked her questions; but not too much at once. take it slow. most of the times people cut because they're lonely and depress. A little company and love can bring magic. i had a friend doing the same thing too. i helped her stop by not judgeing her and slowly getting to know who she is and where she comes. that was the key. (love and friendship). This can saves lives. Try to know her and be her friend. I'm possitive that will bring magic. it worked for me. hope i helped and good luck!!

It depends on what you think you should do, considering you don't know her and you aren't even sure if she is a cutter, or what kind of clothes she has in her wardrobe, or if it was wash day and she was just down to her last shirt, or if she was maybe getting over chicken pox or has eczema or maybe she is baling hay or putting up fences. Educate yourself on cutting and you will educate yourself on what you should do.

tell a teacher or guidance counselor but ask for your name to remain anonymous so no drama is started for you just trying to do the right thing :]]

speak to a teacher and guidance counselors at school. they can help.

stay away