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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]All of those avenues are open to you. I’d file an incident report with the school for sure. Whether the incident results in a bullying report depends on the presented facts. If its a serious attack, you could file a police report, and, depending on the age of the student and the substance of the claim, additional steps could be taken.[/quote]

Please tread cautiously here.  The consequences for the alleged assailant can be truly devastating.

Do you really want to ruin some poor child’s life over what will ultimately be a small bump in the road?[/quote]

If someone attacks my kid at school, I am calling the police. If the alleged assailant was unprepared for consequences, they should not have attacked. This is nursery school content. [/quote]

Define "attack"[/quote]

DP but if you didn't teach your little crotchgremlin to keep their hands to themselves, I'm going to make damned sure they learn that lesson after being foolish enough to touch my kid in any nonconsensual way. And I'm not going to limit my willingness to re-educate your brat to physical attacks, if they think cyberbullying is a loophole.

This is in your child's best interest. You should've taught them to mind their own business long before I needed to get involved to protect my kid.

Fsckabuncha "restorative justice". Your kid owes meaningful amends. If they don't already know that, well, school is for learning.[/quote]

Thanks for demonstrating my point, Karen.[/quote]

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