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Your kid will be in school for 5 more years, but he'll have to be a man for the rest of his life. Show him how to be a good one, however best you see it.
As for me, I tell my kids that it's never OK to fight unless you are saving someone's life; yours or someone powerless to defend him/herself. And then, you had better fight with every ounce in your being.
Our school administration is not like those described in this thread. We work along side the police to resolve most of our escalating issues. If something like this happens, the parties involved are dealt with. While we can't have a bus incident because we are small enough not to have busses, we have had fights on campus. Students are dealt with accordingly.
Take this to your district. If I were in your situation, I would physically walk into the district and ask to speak with a social worker, conflict mediator, or the district psychologist along with your son. This may grab the attention of the district far better than any paper work. If you do get a meeting with any of these people, ask questions about bullying and take notes.
let me know if you have any questions. There are teachers with children that I can ask all about this stuff
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I am fully prepared to take this to the district. Son reports students calling him snitch in the halls and on the bus. i tell him no worries turn your head and ignore. He fully understands he did no wrong and that sometimes doing the right thing is looked down upon by others. he also understands this is about something bigger than just a fight at the bus stop.
we play fight all the time. i have gone from being able to escape at will and not worry about strikes to constantly defending strikes and having to think/plan my escape from his mount. the hardest thing to teach him is a good guard postion and how to use his weight when in the mount.
but you might want to delete that comment. If it does go to some sort of litigation or further action, I wouldn't want to have to explain/defend what you just typed. I absolutely agree with you, don't get me wrong. Just probably something not worth defending if it gets looked into. Obviously, your username isn't your real name (although that would be hilarious) so I doubt it will be an issue.
"Take this to your district. If I were in your situation, I would physically walk into the district and ask to speak with a social worker, conflict mediator, or the district psychologist along with your son."
Best advice in the thread right there.
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