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- June 22, 2008 at 7:12 pm #258990
— In Budget101_@yahoogroups.com, “mem68”
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> Are you able to home school him? My son is 10 1/2 yo and
small,smart,polite,enthusitic,makes friends easily,has been bullied
from preschool.I have had him in counseling for 4 years on how to
deal w/ bullies. Then he decicded he would fight back and the sh–
hit the fan!!He was called to the principal’s office,I was called to
the school.When I got there I was sent to a room where his
teacher,principal,special education teacher , and mental health
personell were waiting. They decided in front of me (who was in shock)
that they would do a log on my son-if he got along w/ females or
males,what day did he get upset, what time of the day did he get
upset?
> I took him home and did not let him return to school.I called in
sick for him. After 2 days the principal called me that she was
wondering about him being out sick?(She has 500 kids and she is
concerned about my one??)
> I got him into a private school,close to our home,has 57
children,goes from kindergarden to 12 grade,christian school.I should
have done this 2-3 grades before.
> He needs to be challenged in his studies daily.
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> From: maria> To: Budget101_@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2008 6:24 AM
> Subject: Re: Budget101.com : Re: Bullying continues(long)
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> this type of thing went on for while at my sons elementry school
(where he got blamed for everything and where the other kids didnt
even get a phone call or note sent home,I
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This happened to me when i was young and I applaud you for getting
your son out of there. Beeing tormented at school like that has a
LONG lasting effect. You want to believe in the best of the school
and their personel unfortianatley we really cant as much as we would
like.
I would also like to say good for your son for standing up for
himself. That is a sighn that he knows they should not be treating
him that way and he sees himself as beeing worth good tratment. Way
to go. I also would like to point out that you got your son int o
counseling and didnt think twice about it, ya never know maby you
saved your son. Kids are comitting suicide younger and younger theese
days and people wonder why.
I wouldnt be surprised if after your son grows up and has a family of
his own if he turns to you out of the blue and says thank you, I
would.
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