Quote From: back2life4everIn
the beginning of the year this kid was doing defensive Pressure Points
on the back of my daughters neck. Then my daughter told on a boy for
giving her an Indian Rug Burn and he told her that the next time she
tells on him he will Twist her neck. I have seen this kid with his
hands around another girls neck and he also have extreme behavior
problems. We spoke to the principle but he put the blame back on my
daughter for not saying anything and when he talk to her, he told her
that he, her teacher and I won't always be around to protect her. My
daughter is only 7 and scared! What do I do since the school will not
punish or do anything about this??
Also The School hand book states that bullying and threats will not be tolerated but it since like they just tolerated it!
I
think my next plan is to contact other parent in the class and find out
if the same thing has happen to their child. Maybe with more complaints
the school might do something. If that doesn't my next step is to get
the cops involved and maybe file a restraining order against the child
so he can't go to school with her. I'm I over reacting?
This boy is ovbiously screaming for attention to God knows what that is going on his life. Personally, my first route would be to speak to the parent and offer support. The parent may not even be aware of the situation going on with their own child. I know you must feel like wringing his little neck for her, but remember, these are children. How we react today, by protecting both sides, could hugely save their futures.
There is an autistic kid at my son's school that is very violent. The first time I met this kid, we were in a playground and the kid was pushing my son over and over. When I walked over, this kid knocked my books out of my hand and laughed in my face. I pulled him out of my way (because I wasn't sure if he'd hit me when I bent down) and picked up my books and walked away with my son. I was too mad to stay. Later, at a holloween party in school, this same kid pulled my son's feet out from under him while he was on the top of a pair of steps. TG he didn't fall. I talked to his mother and she told me that he was autistic. I really had no idea. The kid has a bunch of older brothers that encourage him to be agressive. Sometimes, knowing the situation can help ease your mind. It doesn't help that feeling of wanting to give their kid a swift kick in the butt, but it does help a little.
