The parents of a Bronx ninth-grader who took her own life in February are filing a lawsuit that claims the school didn’t do enough to help their bullied daughter.

According to the claims in the filing, Mya Vizcarrondo-Rios' endured five months of alleged sexual assault, body shaming and bullying at Harry S. Truman High School – all of which were reported multiple times.

She jumped 34 stories to her death on Feb. 28.

The lawsuit says the school’s administrators failed to listen to Vizcarrondo-Rios' cries for help. The parents say the guidance counselor and Principal Keri Alfano knew about the bullying but didn’t take any action to prevent it.

It also includes a claim that Vizcarrondo-Rios was forced to perform oral sex on at least two boys at the school.

News 12 was told by the city Department of Education that the girl’s death was a tragic loss and that they will continue to investigate and invest in anti-bullying initiatives.