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Originally Posted by youthpastor
sorry Eric, hope all works out tomorrow..you could always "get Jessie" ...he is a local wistle blower news media guy, with the kind of response here, this might be a good one to get the media involved, they hate that worse than the word lawsuit. Jessie is my good friend's brother.
everybody has had to deal with the bully in class and far too many of us didn't do anything about it like in the movie "Christmas Story" me included. on one side I wish your son would teach him a lesson but on the other side this poor kid is another ....slipping through the system child who is being taught this crap at home. Dad's probably not around, boyfriend is still a boy himself who lives for the latest PS3 video game and aspires to be the next Texas Hold-em champ knows or cares little about raising a child that belongs to some chick he met in a karaoke bar....need I go on.
I'm not passing judgment here, just stating years of youth experience and seeing a kid who the system has failed him. The kid deserves the dad that you are, he got the shaft and is acting out...and our school system is shoving him though the pipeline. They can't do anything about it unless he shows signs of abuse himself. and then what he gets passed into the foster system. Sorry to rant, been taking adoption classes for two days hearing about kids who have tough home lives. I will pray for this kid and hope all works out for you.
I just hope the kid doesn't get the the crap beat out of him by karaoke superstar boyfriend for being disciplined at school and switched to another class. I'm sure the mom will play the victim card.
You guys could always join a home-school co-op and you could start buying your wife denim jumpsuits 
Let us know how it works out, my thoughts and prayers are with you guys- Chris |
Jesse is on the possible list of calls to make. Think the school would enjoy a live news crew out front? LOL!!
At this stage the other kid is "salvageable" and can have a good life. He is being taught some poor behavior at home, but with the right intervention by others he can have a better life.