Reply #1: Make and appointment and go see the ...

[Bigmack]

School Superintendent. If you know any School Board members, make an appointment and see them, too.

Do it now... asap.

Privacy concerns may keep them from telling you the whole story, and you don't really need to know every gory detail, but they owe you a hearing on what you've heard as well as some sort of assurance that your kid, and other kids, are safe.

Avoid threats, but remind them that if anything happens with the kid you're talking about, they're going to be liable at some level.

Then call a local reporter and give them the story and see what they do with it.

The whole thing might just be junior high bullshit, but you need to know.... and you need to get your information from high up the ladder.