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People like you are the problem, not OP's son.  OP's son absolutely did the right thing.  Let me repeat:  OP's son did the right thing in forwarding the email to the Principal.  The other boy needs to be reprimanded and counseled about appropriate behavior and interactions on social media.  The other boy will face a consequence.  OP's son will be told that he did the right thing.

-A School Principal[/quote]

Hi Principal, I'm the elementary school teacher who responded earlier.  I missed the fact that this was sent via school email and that it happened during the school day.

I agree with you that that makes it school business.  An 11 year old needs to learn to use school email for appropriate purposes only, not for sending gaming related messages to his friend.  I still think it is fine (better) for OP to ask to just handle it between the families as the boys are (or were) friends and there seems to be zero indication that OP's son feels bullied or threatened or that this type of thing is sent to him often.  There's no need to involve the school and a principal's precious time with this type of thing IMO.[/quote]
Hi elementary school teacher PP, I just wanted to thank you for your advice earlier (I did but in case you missed it!) and say I was able to get in touch with the principal and take it off her plate, we were both relieved :)
- OP[/quote]

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