https://forum.freeadvice.com/showthread.php?t=318226
Reacting as you did, graphicly demonstrates your immaturity.
It is considered impolite to type in all caps as that is shouting. In your case it was not only shouting but you made it BOLD, challenged your responders, then locked your thread. Deny it all you want but your unsupervised son aided and abetted the criminal action which took place on your property.
YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE.
YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE!
DO YOU GET IT?
You found the money to hire a psychologist and an attorney, then you had enough money to send your child to private school if you can't figure out how to home school him or he won't cooporate with a tutor.
What are the real lessons you have taught your son?
You got your legal answers already.
Don't worry, we know what you will do next, delete the thread so no one will remember your immature actions, but it won't work because they wil be available in cache, so I will repost them here.
04-26-2006, 07:32 AM
weenor
#7
04-26-2006, 10:35 AM
Shay-Pari'e
I am alway's amazed when I see parents like this. Nothing more to add, you all said it all.
#8
04-26-2006, 10:37 AM
HomeGuru
It's the Mon in denial syndrome.
#9
04-26-2006, 07:04 PM
rmet4nzkx
Funny thing they did come back this afternoon so they saw the responses, according to their profile they are in management. Makes you wonder????
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Reacting as you did, graphicly demonstrates your immaturity.
It is considered impolite to type in all caps as that is shouting. In your case it was not only shouting but you made it BOLD, challenged your responders, then locked your thread. Deny it all you want but your unsupervised son aided and abetted the criminal action which took place on your property.
YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE.
YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE!
DO YOU GET IT?
You found the money to hire a psychologist and an attorney, then you had enough money to send your child to private school if you can't figure out how to home school him or he won't cooporate with a tutor.
What are the real lessons you have taught your son?
You got your legal answers already.
Don't worry, we know what you will do next, delete the thread so no one will remember your immature actions, but it won't work because they wil be available in cache, so I will repost them here.
#604-25-2006, 08:52 PM
distressedmom
Son Expelled for Involvement in School Bus Shooting
What is the name of your state? Oregon
Our family moved last summer from a large urban area to a small community. One month after starting school my son was involved in an incident where he and two other students were at our home and a school bus was shot at and hit with a B B gun from our property. The statements of all the boys were very inconsistent regarding the story of what happened but my son was arrested and charged with several counts of endangerment and assult which he was later cleared of. He was also expelled from school for one calendar year. Neither of the other boys were suspended or expelled for their involvement in this incident. My son has gotten tutoring for most of the year but not enough to bring him up to grade level. My question is; do I have a case against the district for not expelling all three students involved in this? I feel as if my son was singled out to take the blame. Can I also force the district to provide tutoring beyond this school year to bring him up to grade level. I have been told in cases where a gun was used whether it is real or not, the district can pretty much do anything they want to my son and I have no recourse. Is the "zero tollerance" policy being abused in this case? I am having a hard time believing I should just sit back and accept what has happened and go on with life. Shouldn't someone be held responsible for how this was handled?
#2
04-26-2006, 04:56 AM
rmet4nzkx
Of course someone should be held accountable, by law that person is YOU since you are the parents and the shooting occured on YOUR property and under YOUR supervision.Originally Posted by distressedmom Oregon
Our family moved last summer< edit for space>
The only one responsible is YOU for the incident and for YOUR son's expulsion.
OF course the stories were inconsistant, they are boy's who got caught doing something very wrong, it is not the fault of the school or because you moved from an urban jungle, it is because YOU as a parent failed to properly supervise your child.
If your child is behind in school, that is YOUR responsibility, have you heard of home schooling?
If you can't get home schooling through your school district you might get it through another or you can send him to private school. Being expulled from public school doesn't prevent you from sending him to private school at your expense.
What have you done to punish him at home?
#3
04-26-2006, 05:12 AM
Ohiogal
Irrelevant!Originally Posted by distressedmom
What is the name of your state? Oregon
Our family moved last summer from a large urban area to a small community.
Your property. Hmmm.. where were you?One month after starting school my son was involved in an incident where he and two other students were at our home and a school bus was shot at and hit with a B B gun from our property.
Sounds like a reasonable punishment. Your property, your responsibility, your son.The statements of all the boys were very inconsistent regarding the story of what happened but my son was arrested and charged with several counts of endangerment and assult which he was later cleared of. He was also expelled from school for one calendar year.
Looks like he will be spending this summer then trying to catch up. Of course when he goes back what makes you think that he will be allowed to progress a year? Make him repeat the year he sat out because he played with a gun and shot at a school bus.Neither of the other boys were suspended or expelled for their involvement in this incident. My son has gotten tutoring for most of the year but not enough to bring him up to grade level.
Nope. You don't. They went with the facts. Your property, your son, bb guns.My question is; do I have a case against the district for not expelling all three students involved in this?
It was on your property and it was your child. He was part of it at least and could easily be proven to be part of it because of the whole your property and your child aspect.I feel as if my son was singled out to take the blame.
No. You are responsible for taking care of YOUR child. If your child had been supervised and you KNEW what your child was doing then maybe people's lives would not have been placed at risk. BB guns can severely injure or even kill people.Can I also force the district to provide tutoring beyond this school year to bring him up to grade level.
No it isn't. BB guns are WEAPONS! They can injure, maim and kill. If you hit someone in the wrong place, you can cause massive injury. You and your son are lucky.I have been told in cases where a gun was used whether it is real or not, the district can pretty much do anything they want to my son and I have no recourse. Is the "zero tollerance" policy being abused in this case?
You shouldn't accept it. YOU SHOULD TAKE RESPONSIBILITY and make sure that your dear son doesn't become a felon and decide that he can use anything he wants for target practice. Have you done anything all year besides whine about the inequitable treatment your son has received? Have you made sure he understands that he was an idiot and you weren't much better? Your son needs to take responsibility? He could have spent this entire year expelled doing everything he could to keep up. He could have worked extra hard and accomplished more. However, instead you have been finding ways to make excuses. We just moved. We are from an urban area. the other two kids weren't treated this way. Blah blah blah. Nice work.I am having a hard time believing I should just sit back and accept what has happened and go on with life. Shouldn't someone be held responsible for how this was handled?
The long and short of it -- LEGALLY you have no recourse.
#4
04-26-2006, 05:23 AM
Who's gun was it? I would bet it was your sons and that played a part in there decision!Originally Posted by distressedmom Oregon
Our family moved last summer <edit>
Other parents have a right to send their children to school free from violent, bb gun carring idiots like your son!
Thak this to court and you WILL loose! But HEY! Go for it! Spend 10K on an attorney rather than get your child help for his problem...
#5
04-26-2006, 06:05 AM
BlondiePB
Oh, brother...
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Originally Posted by distressedmom Oregon
Our family moved last summer <edit>
04-26-2006, 07:32 AM
weenor
As a side note- your son wasn't "cleared" of anything..the prosecutor just decided that there was not sufficient evidence to convict. Apparently the school felt differently. I wouldn't worry about his education though, because with your attitude he'll have plenty of time to catch down the road when he's in jail for another crime he didn't commit.Originally Posted by distressedmom Oregon
Our family moved last summer <edit>
#7
04-26-2006, 10:35 AM
Shay-Pari'e
I am alway's amazed when I see parents like this. Nothing more to add, you all said it all.
#8
04-26-2006, 10:37 AM
HomeGuru
It's the Mon in denial syndrome.
#9
04-26-2006, 07:04 PM
rmet4nzkx
Funny thing they did come back this afternoon so they saw the responses, according to their profile they are in management. Makes you wonder????
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