I like to think I opened the floodgates with my joke about beating up the other parents.Ya know...This board has more closet sociopaths...
I mean this might be stupid but could you talk to their parents and let them know whats up? Its hard to say what would happen in this hypersensitive school system we have now days.Long story short, my little girl who is 8 and in the 3rd grade, comes home sad Wednesday. She holds it in for an hour or so, then starts crying. After making some smoothies with dad, comes to find out that she was teased a couple days this week by a couple 5th grade boys. My daughter has a speech impediment. She rarely talks because of it.
I tell the school obviously. They say they will handle it. Last night she said she was teased again. Though this time she isn't as upset. Just a bit sad. She has no idea why they would tease her. I don't tell her why, just that boys are mean.
I just called the school, they say that she wasn't teased that they know of, but will look at it.
I honestly can't take the time off from work the next couple weeks to go up to the school, but I can have her brother pick her up after school.
Question is this. Do I have his little sister point the kids out, and have him put the fear of Brahma Jr. in them with a whisper in the ear, or give the school a THIRD chance at resolving the issue?
Suggestions?
Is this really true? What a strange world.This is a really strange solution, but schools of today have changed from schools when we were children.
If your daughter points to the kids that are doing it and shouts "THEY'RE BEING A BULLIES TO ME!", that will usually resolve the problem. Kids are afraid of getting the title "bully" these days, plus it will quickly alert a teacher to the problem so that they might handle it.
LOL, parents these days think their little flowers are perfect. There is the one in 10 that gives a shit, but most just shrug it off as you being crazy, Jonny is a perfect little boy and could not possibly bully anoyone.I mean this might be stupid but could you talk to their parents and let them know whats up? Its hard to say what would happen in this hypersensitive school system we have now days.
Problem is that I make a horrible 1st impression usually. Top it off with like mkopec says...everyone's child is an angel. Who wants to hear that their kid is a bad child in any fashion.LOL, parents these days think their little flowers are perfect. There is the one in 10 that gives a shit, but most just shrug it off as you being crazy, Jonny is a perfect little boy and could not possibly bully anoyone.
For example the Dad that came to my house after my kid finally said enough and threw him down to the ground. I told him what happened and whats been happening, how his kid has been terrorizing my son for the better half of the summer. Never believed a word I said. I was at fault and so was my kid.
Come on man don't make fun of the dudes kidIs this really true? What a strange world.
Also, I would imagine the response would be different if the cry is more "TH THTH THTH THEY'RE BBB B BB BB BU.." well you get the idea.
I was pointing out the realistic flaw in this method.Come on man don't make fun of the dudes kid