[ SECRET POST #6346 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6346 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Venting, I suppose

[(Anonymous)]

In a country that supposedly believes in "innocent until proven guilty," the burden of proof should rest entirely on the people claiming he did it. Not on the number of people making the claim - on the quality of their proof. If there is none, they have no case and they're being unjust to your son. I realize hearing this from a stranger may be small comfort, but you are not the one who is acting biased here. It's entirely natural that you have more of a responsibility to this particular child than a person who's being paid to look after a roomful of them, but that does not make them "objective." It just means there's pressure on them to do whatever they think will cut the shortest path between an incident that involved the police and having a nice, quiet classroom again.

My assumption that the adults running my school cared about right and wrong at all didn't survive my first year there. I'm sorry you and your son are going through this, but he's lucky to have a parent who listens and empathizes and cares about doing right by him. Schools will try to make you side with them against him, but they do that to make their jobs easier. Don't let them.

Re: Venting, I suppose

[tabaqui]

+1000

Re: Venting, I suppose

[(Anonymous)]

+ a billion. Admins taught me in elementary school that authorities don't give a shit about right/wrong and justice. They just want problems to go away.