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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]Get a life. Read OPs posts. She wasn't interested in filing charges or litigating, she wanted her kid safe. I don't blame her.[/quote]

OP is absolutely certain that her child would never push another child and would apologize if he accidentally pushed someone.  That right there is laughable on its face.  Then add in the fact that she has labelled another young child as the "mean kid" and you can see what a reasonable person she is.  [/quote]

If this other kid has been pushing his classmates more than once every two weeks or so, then he qualifies as a potential problem, and "mean kid" isn't a terrible description.

[b]Many grow out of it, especially if it's just limited to playground rough-housing. But it'd be nice to help kids out at this level so they don't become the 16-year-old 7th grader that pulls knives out on other kids[/b].[/quote]

Do you really think labelling a kid the "mean kid" results in any good?  I find that hard to believe.  From the sound of OP's post, she had ALREADY labelled this kid the "mean kid" before her kid was pushed at all.  It sounds like she and other parents have been gossiping about this child.  So great - they can feel superior and at the same time completely ostracize and alienate a freaking kindergartener (or so I suspect as OP refuses to say even how old these kids are - just "young elementary schoolers").

Personally, I know parents like OP and can't stand them at my kid's school.  They suck and do sooooo much more harm than good.[/quote]

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