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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Was this an adult tooth or a baby tooth? If it was an adult tooth I would literally file a police complaint.

This kid hates this school. I would not put them back. The school is really damaging his mental health and even separating him from the bully is not going to be enough.

Is he way above grade level academically? [/quote]

It was an adult tooth. He's handled the actual dental visits like a champ, but seeing the kid who did it is another story. We've told the school this over and over, but they insist the offender won't do it again. I mean...probably not, but I don't joking about it is appropriate either.

I wouldn't say he's way above. 2-3 years, depending on the subject. He's not, like, one of those kids you homeschool because they're doing calculus in 5th grade.[/quote]

I would sue the school and the kid who tripped them.  [/quote]
Yea IMO this is not an over-reaction and it would teach DS not to put up with s---. You can probably do it in small claims court without hiring a lawyer. [/quote]

For a front tooth replacement, you can find a contingency attorney. Assuming you were smart enough to send a letter to the principal and the district asking them to preserve all evidence including video footage pending legal action, there should be a recording. Replacing a tooth is expensive and you have pain and suffering [/quote]

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