School Issue update

Kid....you're absolutely right, but I don't think that's the case here. I'm sure the son never thought of suicide and if he did, I'm sure it has nothing to do with where he goes to school. It just seem kinda funny to me after reading all the posts in the newsjournal forums that were wrote by brandywhinevictim. I think there's a law suit in the making.

"I have had at least 4 lawyers say they would look into it but decided there wasn't enough money in it for them."

That's because they know they can't win the case. The problem lies with your son, but you want to continually blame everyone else. If your son was justifiably a victim, the lawyers would be all over it.

I have been to a meeting with Gov Minner, contacted Biden's office, the attorney general's office (who would be act as the attorney for the school district in any civil matter) reported that they did see a pattern of harassment against my son. The politicians don't care because I am not supposed to be a victim of racial injustice because I am white.
As for the church, I knew that when they started giving you envelopes with your name on them for the required weekly donation, it would be used against those who couldn't make the entire donation every week.
As for those who never had a problem in the public schools, not every kid gets molested, doesn't mean it doesn't happen just because it didn't happen to you or your kid.
I have the letter from the district saying "you can't go to these classes, you can't use the hallway restrooms". It might need a new name but it sounds like JIM CROW but in reverse to me.

My "Spidey" senses are telling me
That there has to be more to this story than you're willing to tell us....

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"As for the church, I knew that when they started giving you envelopes with your name on them for the required weekly donation, it would be used against those who couldn't make the entire donation every week.:

You are so off base. I was raised Catholic and I raised my children Catholic and they attended Catholic school. Yes, I had to pay tuition, and they expected a weekly donation, but they did not specify what I had to put in the envelope. I put in what I could afford and my children did not suffer any consequences. And neither can they do that to you. As long as the tuition is paid, they cannot put your son out of the school. They can however, put him out if he's a problem and we're all beginning to suspect that is really the case here.