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A mother is grappling with the emotional fallout after her son was violently shoved into a wall at school. The traumatic experience has left the young boy feeling unsafe and anxious about returning to the classroom. In an effort to cope with his fear, he has begun pretending to be sick to avoid attending school altogether.
The incident has raised serious concerns about the safety and well-being of students in the educational environment. The mother is now faced with the daunting task of addressing her son's emotional distress while navigating the complexities of school policies and potential disciplinary actions against the aggressor.
She feels a deep sense of helplessness, worrying that her son may suffer long-term effects from this encounter. The situation has sparked conversations among parents and educators about the importance of creating a safe and supportive atmosphere in schools, where children can feel secure and focused on their education. As the mother seeks solutions, she hopes to find a way to help her son regain his confidence and sense of safety.
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