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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You need to teach him that he should do whatever a responsible, trustworthy authority says to do to make amends and then give this kid a very wide berth going forward. If the counselor is above board and wants him to write a note or apologize in a meeting, completely fine. But if this kid demands some form of amends independently, it’s a no.

There are people like this throughout life and by far the best option is to just avoid them. Any low cost way to get away is better than trying to take a stand in this instance. [/quote]

PS this doesn’t mean the pushing wasn’t wrong, obviously he needs to not push people. But he needs to be extra careful going forward to avoid this kid unless they’re good friends already.

A good friend with panic attacks? Support, support, support and accomodate.

An acquaintance who has a panic attack because of a playground shove and makes it a federal case with the authorities? Apologize and then avoid, avoid, avoid![/quote]

According to the OP, this wasn't a playground shove, it was during PE class.  There are different rules for the playground and for PE class.  [/quote]

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