I Warned You...

     I have previously told you all about the horrific year Teagan has had at school.  I told you about the assault by his bus driver, the kid in his class who punched him in the face four times because he just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time, about the girl who pinched him because he told her he didn't see her nose bleeding, the teacher who left marks on his arm (later on, I found out there was at least one other child she had done this to and other unspeakable things to the same child - there's a word for her, it starts with a B and ends with an ITCH.).  So, after all of these things, I went to the school and told them this, "Teagan will put up with all of this for only so long.  Once he reaches his breaking point, he will fight back, and there isn't a damn thing I will say about it, because I'm telling you now, if you cannot keep other children's and adult's hands off my son, you will not like the consequences."  And I wasn't only speaking about what I would do if it happens again.
     So, one day, not so long ago, Teagan got into trouble at school for hitting and kicking another child.  Why did he do this?  Because the child was picking on him, like he always does, and Teagan had had enough of his bullshit.  Teagan did get a stern scolding from his father and I, however, I did warn them.  Again, more recently, Teagan hit another child because he had hit Teagan first.  We did the scolding thing, but again, we aren't going to punish him for something I warned the school would happen.  Teagan has every right to defend himself, if the school can't handle their kids.
     What I plan to do, is go to his classroom the next school day, and tell the children exactly what will happen to them the next time they lay a hand on Teagan.  I have already told the school that I will call the police if it keeps happening, and now it's happened twice since then.  Of course, both times Teagan did retaliate, but you know what?  It's self-defense, and even law enforcement will agree with that.  I've had enough doing it their way, their way doesn't work or keep my child safe, so now it's my way.  And if they haven't figured out by now just how much of a bitch I can be when it comes to my child, they will soon learn.