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Probably she could sue the parents? idk how it works in the US but kids aren't above the law, and their parents can't ignore illegal behaviour without consequen
by AYBABTME 8y ago
Probably she could sue the parents? idk how it works in the US but kids aren't above the law, and their parents can't ignore illegal behaviour without consequences.
- bitwize 8y agoThere's a way around that, too: bully law enforcement. Probably won't work (yet) for teenage kids but the Church of Scientology used it to tremendous success during the 70s and 80s.
- dsfyu404ed 8y ago>Probably she could sue the parents? She could also go postal. Both of those would quickly become matters of public record and end her teaching career.
- marcoperaza 8y agoBeing cruel and digging up dirt on people is wrong but not illegal.
- S4M 8y agoDepending on what dirt was dug this could be called defamation which is illegal.
- Broken_Hippo 8y agoAmerican police rarely do things for actual harassment. If you are lucky you might get a police report and if it happens enough you might get a restraining order that is poorly enforced. Just because kids aren't above the law doesn't mean that the law will do anything about it, especially if they think the teacher should be able to just brush it off.