Sounds like a misunderstanding. I wouldn't be too hard on the kid who thought

Mar 8, 2019
9:50:18am

SoCalCoug All-American

he was breaking up a fight. Or the one who defended him, when your son pushed him. Or your son for pushing back.

Accidents happen.

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So my 11 yo son got his head hurt

Sale

3/8/19 9:38am

No big deal. You've already acknowledged the boy thought your son was fighting. Let it go.

kccougar

3/8/19 9:40am

I suggest demanding an apology if they don’t offer one.

shimmy

3/8/19 9:42am

Nah, just take them straight to court.

StantonMac

3/8/19 9:51am

Ask the teacher/principal what is being done.

Bullrider

3/8/19 9:55am

Leave it be. And then teach your kid how to fight so he can destroy them.

HingleMcCringleberry

3/8/19 9:43am

Right, this is kind of my take as well. But his mother wants to pursue it more

Sale

3/8/19 10:11am

Sounds like a misunderstanding. I wouldn't be too hard on the kid who thought

SoCalCoug

3/8/19 9:50am

My hope is that is truly the case

Sale

3/8/19 10:06am

If he was bullied, then you do need to make a stink about it.

SoCalCoug

3/8/19 10:19am

imagine this happened to your grandpa - now imagine how him and his parents

smokymountainrain

3/8/19 10:02am

Are you sure the other kids parents know it happened?

Mister P

3/8/19 10:19am

The principal said he was going to call them over a week ago

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