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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m upset because the school has no proof my son said anything (he claims he didn’t and he’s being thrown under the bus, but of course, grain of salt) but they are treating that as a greater offense than having a close and escalating verbal altercation in the hallway that had to be broken up by an adult. (The boy is still in class as we speak. My son thinks he will try to fight him after school now but is afraid to tell anyone because they aren’t on “his side”.)[/quote]

How does your son know that the he is being "punished" more than the other kid? Was your kid punished? Tell your son not to trash talk people unless he is willing to reap the consequences. Otherwise you are going to raise a titty baby.[/quote]
Nobody is being punished, that’s the thing. I will absolutely be punishing my son for his mouth, but in the mean time, he’s worried this boy will confront him after school.[/quote]

Well, he should have thought about that before talking s**t.  [/quote]

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