I think this needs to be said: As a teacher, one of the first things we learn is when we interact with an irate parent, they are not yelling at you. Most of the time the parent is yelling at their teacher, from their youth. Parents who show up and make demands, complainants, and claim the world is against their child is a helicopter parent or has issues from their own childhood. They did not have a good a experience in school and they are going to get even for their treatment. These types of parents do not care about their child's situation, they only use their child as an excuse to make themselves feel better.Well, like I said, I already was asked to leave by the previous principal last spring. This wasn't for yelling at her (as she accused me of doing), but of later calmly pointing out that she was yelling at me.
I guess you can yell (or raise your voice), but you can't point out their hypocrisy when they do the same? So anyways, I have decided to stay away from that place and not interact with these administrators at all. I've told my wife I think we need to pull him out of this school because I don't think they are as concerned with stopping bullying as they are with hurting the bully's feelings or tarnishing the school's image by admitting there is a problem, but she would ultimately be the one who would have to deal with getting him into another school or home-schooling him, so for now, we are kind of at a holding point and seeing if anything else happens. And she thinks because of his personality he would not do well with home-schooling, he needs the daily interaction with other kids.
I am not saying this is the case in this situation, but it could be a contributing factor. The need to pay for a private school and then go in and yell at the staff, without making a change of schools tells me something about what has actually occurred in this situation. Combined with a history of making demands in the same school, which the child is in by choice reinforces the idea that it may not be about the child at all. After all, why not just move your child to another school, because he is already getting what he wants. He is paying to be able to get even for some unresolved issues form his own childhood. His child's education is an opportunity to feel like a man.