Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PLEASE USE PROPER GRAMMAR AND BE MORE CLEAR.

Come on. This person obviously is not a native English speaker. Your all caps is obnoxious, and your demand for proper grammar reveals you as a small minded bigot.

No offense, but we are trying to help with little understanding of OP due to the language barrier and lack of details. Taking someone out of a group chat is not bullying…

Focus on bullying and stop harping on gayness. It’s not relevant and weakens the impact of your complaint. Tell the school that what you need help with is bullying.

Anonymous wrote:PLEASE USE PROPER GRAMMAR AND BE MORE CLEAR.

Come on. This person obviously is not a native English speaker. Your all caps is obnoxious, and your demand for proper grammar reveals you as a small minded bigot.

Anonymous wrote:OP here .The bullied take me chid out the group chat .this is dcps .I have a meeting and a talk to a city counselor so she don't get close to my child. Last week she started doing again with the school classes computer.

I think you need to clarify. Your child has no obligation to agree to a date, but the person licking their wounds over a rejection isn’t obligated to continue communicating with your child either.

PLEASE USE PROPER GRAMMAR AND BE MORE CLEAR.

OP here .The bullied take me chid out the group chat .this is dcps .I have a meeting and a talk to a city counselor so she don't get close to my child. Last week she started doing again with the school classes computer.

Anonymous wrote:I am not sure why you feel this is an LGBTQIA-specific area. Would you view the situation differently if it was a male student harassing his female friend because she wouldn’t date him?

+1 if you take this to Teens and Tweens you will get more responses.

I am not sure why you feel this is an LGBTQIA-specific area. Would you view the situation differently if it was a male student harassing his female friend because she wouldn’t date him?

Anonymous wrote:Try again, but make sense. Include ages and when this started. Also include what specifically is being said.

+1

And what kind of documentation have you gotten so far?

Also motivation doesn’t matter, bullying is never okay no matter the reason. (Not to mention that if you make a point about sexuality, you might come across as a homophobe and be taken less seriously)

What is happening at school? Does the school have policies about social media? Would also ask the school principal a hypothetical, if boy x was saying this information online to a girl, what would be the actions the school would take. Or when would they say something has gone to far for them to engage? What line must be crossed?

Try again, but make sense. Include ages and when this started. Also include what specifically is being said.

She is getting out of control .The school take cero control in this matter. .What action we can take if the school don't do anything to stop her for cyberbully and saying to her friends in the middle of class
Nasty stuff about her.any advice.
Thanks