I want to write a letter to my Forster son school?
October 11th, 2009 Posted by: admin
I have a forster son, age 12 years like my sons age and both of them are in the same class most of the time, and my forster son has big ears, that is normal to me but the kids in his school always picks on him so I end up in his school every time talking to the school boards or the teachers. The school is very good and very supportative but the kids still pick on him and he dont want me to go to the school only because kids pick on him, He says if hes own parents dont care why do anyone else have to. But it hurts me to see him because he never talks about it, if my son dont tell me then I dont know, Today my son told the bad kids if he sees anyone saying anythink to him again then he is going to beat them up.So before that happens I want to write a letter to each and every students about how it feels to be bullyed in school. Most of the time I handle things very good but I think I need my yahoo friends this time. Please think carefully because its about a kid and may be other kids too
By: luckygreen5@sbcglobal.net
By: luckygreen5@sbcglobal.net
Tags: Bad Kids, Big Ears, Parents
October 11th, 2009 at 22:53
I’d start by actually learning the word “foster” if you’re going to write it. Also, please be aware that at no point did you ask an actual question.
October 13th, 2009 at 00:45
To be bullied by other children in school is against the law. Make sure your son does not beat anyone up… let the law work for him. If he beats up another child, your son will be the bully. Go immediately to the principal and to his teachers and get him more support. Don’t wait.
Also it is time for your son to learn the “sticks and stones… words will never hurt me” phrase. As difficult as it is, he must learn to ignore the negative comments. He can’t go through life beating up everyone that makes comments on his looks.
When other kids realize that the teasing doesn’t get a rise out of him, it will eventually stop. Things will get easier but @ this age, all students are thinking something is wrong with the way they look, act, or dress.
October 15th, 2009 at 06:28
It sounds like you’re making the problem for the boy worse by going to school. Just let it go for awhile and see if it gets better. They’ll torture him if you write a letter to every student, they most likely know what its like to be bullied, please don’t make it worse for him then you already have. If it gets worse press charges against the kids. How stupid to say words don’t hurt, they hurt as an adult and they hurt worse for children!