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How on earth are those of you with the diagnosed children dealing with the in school bullying? The reactions of the school systems seem to vary. The situation my son has wound up in has left me sick. he dreads school , hates physical education ( that is where bullying is the worst) and worse yet the school does nothing about it.
Oh yeah they have the rote program that they tell the kids what bullying is and that the kids should be kind and that is more or less where it ends . The kids are so cruel.
My son met his bully while playing for the junior basketball team. The kids on the team did not hit it off but one boy was really out to get my son.After the season was over , the boy went down on my son while my son was changing his clothing while another child stole his gym locker lock. --my son was devastated --but he was afraid to tell anyone and waited 2 days to tell anyone. the schools reaction was to tell the boys to keep away from each other. ( there is a charge of sexual harrassment in there) meanwhile while my son is covered by an individualized education plan the p.e. teacher told my son he could change his clothing in a closet. and the kid instructs his girlfriend to harrass my son--she made a pass at him! I complained and naturally she said my son misunderstand the girl --fast forward a few months and my son begins a new school year and the kid sneaks up on him and sits beside him saying to the teacher that he needed to move forward so he could see the board. I emailed the teacher as soon as my son told me --then i called the boys mother and she threatened to call the police if i ever called her again--all i did was tell her that i did not want her son to even look at my son. The school did the same thing again this year told the boys not to talk to each other.
the phys.ed teacher singles my son out and the boys in his class snicker and point fingers when a new skill is demonstrated. of course the school placed him with the basketball team for physical education.
I complained to the state i live in - the school defended its bullying program. they defended the list of allegations that i made and they accused me of violating ferpa laws with my complaint --my sons name was not even mentioned.
the local support groups are in favor of home schooling they say these kids internalize the garbage that goes on in school and bring it home to mom--say homeschool these kids . it is the only solution . but my son doesn't  understand and is not in favor of homeschooling.

pikajedi4 Wrote:
yes,well,they should be last resort measures.

although i must admit, i have had to resort to it in the past.

tell your son,if they attack him, FIGHT DIRTY.


both of you are exactly right physical actions should only be used as last resorts against bullies

i remember when i was bullied the teachers did nothing the dinner-ladies did nothing and i wouldn't punch then one day he pushed me of a bench and i just snapped i ran after him and punched him in the ear and his whole ear turned bright red!

I was publicly schooled. Those years were horrible. They got better later on. I went through a lot of stuff, a lot of violence, before things started to settle.

If there're any tips I can offer as to stopping fights, it's to not give them satisfaction. If they hit you, just look right into their eyes and do nothing. They should get scared, and just stop. If not, then it's best to turn and walk away yourself.
I got a trench coat last year (Freshmen) and my problems with bulling have greatly reduced.

Fear FTW(For The Win for all of you non-gamers)
How did you know it was/is poisonous?  Was it a proven fact?
i'm currently in high school and my headteacher always sticks with people whose parents are in the PTA!!! :angry: :shocked:

Pakrat Wrote:

It was a brown snake and brown snakes are poisonous.


http://www.umass.edu/nrec/snake_pit/pages/brown.html

Says nothing about poison or use of it.

I got bullied at university by a couple of girls who used to sit passing notes about me in tutorials and sniggering whenever I spoke. Its not just a problem that ends at school.

School was hell. I spent most of it thinking about hurting myself in some way.

Ian Wrote:
You know you can talk to me if you fancy a shoulder to lean on.

Or indeed, Learn on..as I nearly spelt it.


Thanks Ian... you can use your antibullying tactics on them Smile

I'm freeeeeeeeeee from uni work (for a week) so may actually have my life back to do fun things online Smile oh how i have forgotten the joys of msn...

ocampo Wrote:
School was hell. I spent most of it thinking about hurting myself in some way.


yeah, take it from me; not a path you want to take.
seriously. I have well over a hundred little scars crisscrossing my chest and arms from that, and its actually very addictive. (the endorphins, you see)

ocampo Wrote:

pikajedi4 Wrote:

ocampo Wrote:
School was hell. I spent most of it thinking about hurting myself in some way.


yeah, take it from me; not a path you want to take.
seriously. I have well over a hundred little scars crisscrossing my chest and arms from that, and its actually very addictive. (the endorphins, you see)


I didn't self harm in the traditional way i.e. cutting myself, I developed a weird eating disorder that wasn't quite bulimia but kind of similar... I used to chew up my food so that I 'tricked' my brain into thinking I was eating then spat it out. And I really abused laxatives. I had awful stomach spasms and cramps and even though I've always had problems with going to the toilet (I don't go as much as I should), it got worse after that. I don't want to go into too much detail here in case someone who wants 'tips' on how to lose weight that way is reading this.


yeah, the mods will probably -snip- a part of the post anyway :p

its not a pretty thing, and i wouldnt recommend it to anyone.

Yggdrasil Wrote:
And eventually I stopped caring what people thought. Screw them all. I am who I am. I'd rather be myself then a sheep, or a bully... <.<

[/life rant]

... Oooh, look. I'm still bitter, it seems. Oh. Oh, and yes. The most punishment my bullies got was a slap on the wrist, as well.


Atta girl! thats the way to view it, most people are worthless and make no impact on you.

and as for bitter? completely understandable...

Yggdrasil Wrote:

pikajedi4 Wrote:
Atta girl! thats the way to view it, most people are worthless and make no impact on you.

and as for bitter? completely understandable...


Well, mostly. Unless they're close to you. But I'm sure you were meaning people you don't care what happens to them...

Yes, completely. Four years or so of bullying would make anyone bitter. Big Grin


yup.i was bullied from the day i joined school to the day my mum pulled me out to home school me (uh...that would have been when i was about 9..)
as a result, i have a damaged back from people jumping and sitting on me.

what happened to them? sod.all.

who would automatically get the blame as the "troublemaking tantrum causing hyperactive brat"? gee, lets think...?

bitter? too **** right.... but, i have seen some of those people ( i think) when i went back to my old town...flipping burgers and taking trash.

Justice!

Yggdrasil Wrote:
Divine intervention is always great! XD

My "abuse", per say, was mostly psychological/emotional. *blinks* And I hope my former bullies are leading a crappy life right now... *ponders and hopes her will will be enough to their lives horrible* D:<


indeed =D
but, although at the next schools i went to people probably did try the whole psychological thing, i was too enveloped in my own world to notice/care.
then i went into private education, and that was awesomeness. teachers who -actually-knew-the-subjects-and-gave-a-damn-damn-!

alas, now i am at [mutter]Hastings College of Arts and Technology[/mutter] and its just as...."glamorous" as you might believe /sarcasm.

Janet Wrote:

pikajedi4 Wrote:
who would automatically get the blame as the "troublemaking tantrum causing hyperactive brat"? gee, lets think...?


The sterotype of a bully is a big dum guy, but I think this is just the one who actually gets in trouble for it.  My experience is that most bullies are privledged kids who know they can get away with it b/c they are more important.


i think the word you are looking for is "henchman"?

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