Q: at school 11y boy was punish by school, violation sexual harassment over a retaliation on bully second prior done t him
after communicating this to the office they still made him as he committed a sexual harassment act , he them explain that this boy gave him no choice and has been bully him, he try to talk to him but instead he escalated the situation to dropping his pats. as parent I feel that the school gas treated the situation in correctly and instead of providing a more safe environment, has created a more hostile place for my son.. he feel that he did not committed such violation, he was only reacting to his bulling, his grades have drop and he even says; i confronted a bully, who gave me no option other wise he was not going to stop and by me reacting this way. I was protecting my self. The other boy seconds before he pull my son's shorts Infront of everyone, he out his shorts up went to him. And asked him what you do that for. Then he runs sand on him and says this is what up" then my son responded by pulling his pants down. And was taken to the office accused of sexual harrasment act.
A:
as a parent, we all want to protect our kids from Bully
the first thing is to try to deal with the school, or school board.
i assume he was told drop your pants or we will beat you up?
write out a detailed summary and send to the principal requesting a response within
1 week or you "will pursue all your civil, and or criminal, remedies at your disposal.
you can always sue for damages in small claims.
if you have the assets, retain a lawyer on an hourly to contact the school for you.
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