They had an allergic reaction to a medication their dr put them on and it caused a rash now the kids at school are saying that they have aids. It has them really upset.

I'm sorry.
This is quite serious and belittling on many levels.
The Children/teens causing the bullying are also disrespecting the entire gay/lesbian community as well.

What do you think you can do to stop this from continuing any further????

IDK the girls want to quit school which isnt happening and talking to the school doesnt help

Keep records of all bullying taking place

Be persistent


It's the schools duty to insure a safe, learning environment

If the school's not taking action, consult attorney

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Document the bullying with dates.
Ask the girls if it is just them, or are others being bullied as well.

Call each parent individually, in a neutral tone, and don't make accusations. Ask them how they would feel if their child were telling them what you are hearing.

You're daughters will do everything to prevent this, as they will feel embarrassed. Too bad.

They will understand that this is a life lesson, someday.

Arrange to first meet with all students and parents in your home first.

Talk it out. Tell the school in advance what is happening, because the other parents will, that is for sure.

Work it through. Let the kids talk , but have a school counselor at the ready, to moderate.

Next, request an all school assembly to talk about bullying and it's effects. Use recent cases where suicide has been the outcome. Bring in experts from your police community, mental health community and also the gay and lesbian community.

Make the super indent aware by copying him on all of your plans.

Turn this negative into a positive life lesson for all involved.

Hugs.

There is also home schooling if all else fail.

Show your daughters a great example. YOU.

" superintendent"

It's my sleeping pill kicking in.

HUGS

Bamamom- We are still here for you. today to lend a supporting hand

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I know first hand about drama with girls especially. I raised 2 daughters and 3 sons. I believe girls are harder to raise than boys are because of the drama you have mentioned. This is a phase of growing up that they go through, hormones, and first loves and peer pressure, etc. Just love them deeply and let them know it. This will pass as they age. I lost a son 5 years ago in a car wreck and I wish I would had shown more love towards him and more understanding. I guess we were both wrong in this area but, he was 37 not 16. By the way, I am a twin too. I have a twin brother 9 min. younger than I. I am here if you want to vent or whatever. Feel free to ready my profile.

Thanks everyone for your advice.