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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would send an email to the coach re-expressing your concerns and capturing her understanding and copy the principal.  Something like this:

As I mentioned to you when we spoke on ___The senior girls on the squad are bullying her to the point my daughter no longer smiles. They drop her on purpose from stunts to see if she will cry. They force her to say swear words since she doesn't like to cuss, they tell her they lost a competition because of her ugly face, they tell her since her boyfriend doesn't have sex with her he doesn't love her. The list is endless. She says the younger girls on the squad do not join in on the bullying but are to afraid to say anything.

I know that you said that you like to let the girls work things out on their own, but I am concerned that my daughter could be physically hurt and I don't believe she should have to endure the bullying I have described. You indicated that you would "stop the bullying if you thought it had gone too far." In my view, it has already gone to far.  Can we please schedule a meeting to come up with a strategy to put an end to it.

I look forward to discussing this further at your earliest convenience.[/quote]

This.

And start looking around for a lawyer. Because even if this goes your way it's likely there will still be further backlash from the bullies. At that point you want to scare the crap out of them and their parents with a cease and desist letter from an attorney. Or the school is going to try to make you the problem, at which point you will likely need to let them know you aren't messing around.[/quote]

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