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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I believe you, PP whose child was targeted.

We didn't get counseled out, but withdrew our children voluntarily because of a bullying situation. The teacher decided that our ds was a problem child because he cried too easily. Well, he cried because he was being tortured by other kids.

The administration finally figured it out, but we had already decided to leave. So now that school is stuck with a terrible bully, one who continues (according to multiple friends) on a destructive path. The school says the bully deserves another chance. Whatever. My kid is no longer the target, and his frequent crying is a thing of the past.[/quote]

Well I'm sure the bully pays full tuition and OP's family could have stayed if they did. [/quote]

I posted the story about my ds. I don't think it necessarily works that way. FA might have been a factor, but you also don't know what sort of relationship the bully's parents have with the school.

FWIW, our school lost both of my children, and we are a full-pay family. [/quote]

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