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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Unless you write a written complaint in an email to the teacher, counselor and the Principal in which you use the word "BULLIED" - it will be of no use.

Ask in your email is you can involve the police, press charges and go to the courts to ask for a restraining order as well.

Please do not go small - make the biggest stink you can.

This is how I handled my kid being bullied.
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BTW - please include pictures of any injury and dr. report is that occured.

Keep escalating to the next level. Do is forcefully and rapidly. Do not wait to take action.[/b][/quote]

I have to agree.  I'm not normally one to raise a fuss, but I draw the line at violence.  My kid should not have to feel scared at school that he will be hurt by a classmate during Math centers.  And, the principals will not take action unless prompted by threats from the next level.  Contact the Area Supervisor/Area Superintendent.  Contact the Office of Student Safety.  Anyone and everyone needs to be notified.

The principal counts on the fact that parents don't want to make a fuss.  So many incidents go unreported, especially in ES.  [/quote]

The school director, the associate superintendent and the superintendent are equally as motivated to say no bullying occurred. First, if the school failed to protect your child and admitted as such, you could use their words against them and sue. Second, it's a blemish on their record and school that the event happened.

If you want a safe environment, your child will have to go to a private school where they can expel problem students.[/quote]

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