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May 11, 2018
Just Me
You may have to take the law into your own hands. Depending on where you live, it is against the law to bully another person. You can get a lawyer and take action against this child's parents and/or the school board. I know this is a tough position to be in being a teacher too, but you have to do what is best for your child if there are no other op...See More
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First of all, they have broken confidentiality if they have told you that another student (that you do not work with) is on an IEP. If necessary, use that as possible leverage.
Secondly, the IEP is irrelevant. Being on an IEP does not give a student a free pass to bully, harass or physically assault other students. You need to follow up on...See More
Secondly, the IEP is irrelevant. Being on an IEP does not give a student a free pass to bully, harass or physically assault other students. You need to follow up on...See More
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