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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP again: Its a private school, but not church-based...

As I said, there is history between my son and the other student, but nothing all that awful. Nothing that got either into the principal's office, only a couple of times the teacher had to intervene.

Also- I never told my son to use "asshole", ever. I have told him to stay calm and ignore it.

As for talking more with the VP: I just spent nearly an hour trying to figure out what was going on talking to the VP... [b]He said that my son shouldn't have "exploded" even had the other student used f*****, as the school didn't want to risk taking someone's right to express their religious or social opinions.[/b] Pretty much ended up hitting a brick wall with the administration, and I'm really not sure what to do now. [/quote]

That's about the dumbest thing I've ever heard.  "Opinion on current social issues," or whatever BS the VP said aside, the kid told another kid that his parents were disgraces to society - that's a far cry from saying gay marriage is wrong, it's a pointed, direct insult.  Far worse than calling someone an asshole, in my opinion.  And really - since when is asshole the worst thing you can call someone?  Come on.  OP, I know you say the history between them is trivial, but I think you have to explore it.  I find it impossible to believe that a school would react this way but for some non-trivial back story.  [/quote]

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