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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So OP wanted to sit down with every authority to create a plan of action to get her son to obey, except the kid himself? If you have not taught your child the universal respect for authority, they will not respect authority. And blaming “the system“ for not teaching him what you should guarantees the child will blame everyone around him for the rest of his life.[/quote]

OP here. I absolutely spoke to my son and do frequently. [b]However, telling me he wouldn’t listen to her in class isn’t something I can do much about. [/b]I fully believe my son is at an age where he is responsible for his behavior and can make better choices but I also don’t think it’s in a vacuum. A teacher pleading with him to stop is not effective. He needs to be send to the principal and that’s what I said in my email. He’s actually never been sent to the principal, which is the big consequence, and i think he needs to be.[/quote]

What are you talking about?  Sure you can do something about it.  People have walked you through what to do.  Conversations and consequences.  In your home.  Yes, that's inconvenient for you likely.  But that's the breaks.[/quote].

Agree with above. You definitely can do somethings about it. It starts at home. I don't know why you expect the school to handle it when you're th parent and you're like oh I've tried it's the school's fault[/quote]

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