This. If the principal called me with your information, I would absolutely call you. Can't say I would not hand up and block your number at some point if you sounded crazy, but I would hear you out at least for a bit. Also, I can totally understand why OP is being vague. OP can you at least give us a category of behavior. People might be more willing to give advice if your plea was at all relatable. |
Google kid name and or just last name AND arlington, va most people show up. Either linked in, property records, etc… |
Every PTA does directories differently, if they do at all.
-former APS ES PTA prez
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OP, If this is criminal in nature, you call the police. If it's less than that, and it happened on school grounds, you file a bullying complaint with the school. Please understand that schools protect their own, and they often seek to hide information from police. So for criminal matters, always bypass the school, and always call the police. If it happened outside school grounds or before or after school and it's not criminal, but you still want to alert the children's parents... then you have to investigate on your own. Google the kids' names and phone numbers, maybe you'll get a hit on an address in the area, with the names of the homeowners. Something like that. |
This doesn’t make a lot of sense. |
Me again. It's usually best NOT to contact the parents of the perpetrators. That's what any lawyer will tell you. Parents risk being in full-blown denial. Why should they believe you? What evidence do you have? |
OP’s post was from last April so I’m sure she has figured it out by now. |
I would love to know the details behind this, and how it all worked out. |