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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How about reaching out to that student’s parents about the situation? Since it could have gotten physical, I think that they should be made aware before it escalates.[/quote] :roll: I would advise NOT doing that given that the parents of these fine progeny are likely as abusive as the children that they raised. Violence should NEVER be the answer. This group of boys sounds like a mob mentality and sounded as if they were out for blood. How about the school administration do its job? The OP should not be involved in reaching out to the parents, OP should be taking actions to protect her son. The school should take the concern of OP's situation seriously given the high suicide rates among youths today due to bullying. [/quote] This. Reaching out to the parents is a horrible idea and could further escalate the situation.[/quote] You're making assumptions about the parents. Sometimes, the parents are unaware and would intervene if notified. It's entirely possible that one of these kids is simply trying to fit in with a new crowd. I'm also speaking from experience. My kid was targeted by a classmate and the parents intervened once notified. I've also been on the other side of the coin. In this case, the other parents knew but did not bring it to my attention. I would have corrected the behavior sooner if I'd been notified.[/quote] That's great that you're so optimistic, but the positive outcomes in your situation may not happen in all. Speaking from experience, many kids who fight a lot come from ROUGH backgrounds themselves. The parents may react negatively and may see it as an attack on their kid. Tread carefully if you try this approach.[/quote]
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