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Jun 13, 2003
I stumbled on this chatboard. I am a parent - however I
would like to get some input from teachers.
I pulled my 11 year old son out of public school in March
after the 4th and final physical attack.
In these times of Zero Tolerance - why in elementary school
does that seem to be a foriegn concept?
The bully that hurt my son also bullied and harrassed other
children - and when he saw he could "get away with it" the
harrassment escalated to physical violence.
The boy was also the "teachers pet" this has left our
family asking WHY -
I look forward to hearing your perspectives.
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