Do you think it would help your son if the administration, teachers and counselor met with your son to apologize to him in person? Being falsely accused, especially that age is difficult and embarrassing. You’re almost at the end of the year too, so maybe they can accommodate the last assignments. |
Don’t “alert the media.” The media is unlikely to care and if it does, that could seriously backfire on you and be terrible for your kid’s mental health. Have you considered the possibility your kid is guilty of what he is accused of? And is lying to you? This seems like a far more likely scenario you should consider before going all Mama Bear. |
Sweetie. “The media” doesn’t give a shit. Don’t bother wasting that energy. |
It sounds more like a threat was made if it’s of some concern to law enforcement |
So keep him home the rest of the year. Nothing’s gonna happen. It’s a few days. |
In an earlier post OP said “He was accused of something that would draw attention of a local law enforcement” but above says not porn? |
Did the other boy access from your son’s computer? Otherwise not following how your son got caught up in this because the digital trail would be computer specific. |
It’s hard keeping up with her posts. But, she said that the school apologized, which makes me believe that they were completely wrong in accusing this boy. |
This doesn’t make sense. So admin and the teacher now have these pictures on their laptops? |
OP- discussion on missed assignments and what to do is getting lost in everyone being confused by what was accused of. If share here what was accessed by other kid and if did from your son’s computer, would think could get everyone back to your most immediate concern for the what to do now. |
If was threat to school or other student or teacher, would be glad school investigated. |
+1. |
School wrongly accused my child
my 13 year old was accused of taking pictures of some girls. He was called to the office, and he had to talk to the SRO, Principal, and assistant principal at the middle school. They wouldn't let him know why, they just asked him to see his phone because they said he took pictures. The only pictures he did take was with his friend earlier that day. He thought he was going to get in trouble because he took selfies with his friend doing 1st period, when he was in the office he said "ok I'll delete them." then he delete them and he also delete from the phone. After he delete them the SRO asked him why he took pictures of female students. He said he didn't and the only pictures he took that day was with his friend in 1st period, the reason he delete it was because he didn't want to get in trouble for having his phone out. Later they called his friend down and he also had to write a statement on what happen. My kid was in the office for the rest of the day, and wouldn't be allowed back in school till everything gets clears out. After break they talked to each student in that 1st period class to see if they could remember what happened, none of them remember anyone taking inappropriate pictures. A few days later he was allowed back in. Not once did anyone in the school said sorry to him. He doesn't like girls and even if he did he wouldn't take pictrues of them. |
I think that was her point. My understanding is someone reported that "Larlo" had something illegal on his laptop (maybe a threat to the school) and this was verified with screenshot. They called in Larlo A and accused him, showing him the upsetting material, and Larlo A figured out it was Larlo B which they would have known had they bothered to check the last name of the laptop user in their records. They apologized indicating Larlo A was correct. What I don't understand is how this relates to the late school assignments. |
This is not OP, right since about phone and not computer? OP said her son’s situation was “your son searched online and he did it at midnight from your home” and was laptop looked at. |