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Beyond this specific situation, I’m also freaking out about how I can send DS2 to this school because I hate the assistant principal so much. DS2 is on the autism spectrum, and so long as this horrible man is assistant principal, I don’t feel safe sending DS2 there. (This is the same assistant principal who wasn’t taking things seriously when a teacher wasn’t following DS1’s 504.)
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I don't know what I am talking about..... but, is there an ability to get the school district to assign your child/children to another school in your school district? It seems you children need a fresh start. This school isn't following 504 requirements and sending kids back to a school where bullies got in trouble but there was no attempt restore you children seems more likely to lead to retribution.
When my DS was bullied in 3rd grade -- the principal called all the boys into the office and worked with them together on a few occasions, involved the other boys parents [wouldn't tell me the consequence to the bully boys], paired my son up with a nice buddy to play with on the playground, and monitored the situation. I'm not hearing anything from your story that the school is taking steps to help the bullies or your children. --- And, I think your situation is more serious.
I'm sorry you are in this situation. The only time I have dealt with this personally was within my GS troop. Once I discovered what was happening. I met each girl with her parent separately to tell them what was going on and phones were no longer allowed at GS events. My daughter was told to no longer participate in the chat app that the group was using and the bully's parents told me their daughter lost her phone privleges and when it came back she was not aloud to have social media. During our troop meetings, we did a lot of group restoration activities and I didn't pair the two girls together. We helped girls see value in others and we helped the girl who was being bulled be not so anoying. I don't think you and the school could take similar steps and it really seems like a fresh start would be helpful to your children and you.