The mother of fifth grader Raniya Wright, who died after a fight, said that she had been bullied at school.

The mother of a 10-year-old girl from South Carolina who died after being injured in an inter-school brawl said she repeatedly warned school officials that her daughter had been victimized. bullying by the other fifth year student involved in the fight.

Raniya Wright died on March 27, two days after being injured during a fight with her classmate at Forest Hills Elementary School.

"I am very angry at the school system because I complain about the fact that she has often fought against it," said Raniya's mother, Ashley Wright, in an interview with ABC News & # 39; " Good Morning America "which aired on Monday.

Wright said that Raniya's problems with the other student were persistent since at least last year.

Raniya told her mother that the other girl was in the habit of making fun of her nose and hair, Wright said. But Raniya did not want her mother to go to school to remedy the situation, because she thought that bullying would only worsen if she did.

So, Wright called the school. "Normally, I would call and talk to her teacher, and she would say," Well, Raniya never told me anything about it. "And I say," Well, I'll let you know that she tells it to me every day at home, "and I leave it to her to do something about it," Wright said.

Wright said that she would ask her daughter "Well, did she talk to you, did you tell her about what happened?" Does she organize a parents' conference? Is she supposed to call me? "

"She said" No, Mom, nothing, "Wright said, adding that she felt that the problem was getting worse in the weeks leading up to the deadly fight because Raniya was reluctant to go to school.

Mark Peper, who represents Raniya's father, Jermaine Van Dyke, also said last week that he had learned that "the school was warned that altercations were occurring very regularly among people in this specific class. ".

Neither the Colleton County Sheriff's Office nor the Colleton County School District has published much information on the fatal incident.

"I want to know what happened, how it happened and who was involved," said Van Dyke on April 1.

Ashley Wright said she's also waiting for answers.

In their latest statement on the fight, released Wednesday, the Colleton County School District said that school officials "do not want to disclose any information that could jeopardize the continuation of the investigation", but that a full report would be issued once the investigation is complete.

"The time has come for our community to mourn the loss of a child," the statement said. "The facts of this tragedy will become clearer in the weeks to come."

Elisha Fieldstadt

Elisha Fieldstadt is a late-breaking journalist for NBC News.