đŠ A student was bullying my daughter as well as many other students at school, just like her mother had done when we were in middle school: I then decided to teach her a lesson to put this family back in its place.
One day, the principal of my daughterâs school called me shouting: âYour daughter hit another student.â
I was very surprised, because my daughter is a bright, very calm student, and she has never had any problems at school.
I replied that I would talk to her to understand what had happened. When she came home, she already knew I was aware and said to me: âMom, I donât regret it.â
Then she explained that this girl had been bullying other students and stealing their food. When she asked her to stop, the girl pushed her first.
âWhatâs her name?â I asked.
âLucy Nines.â
A chill ran through me. It was the same name as my former bully. She had humiliated me for years in middle school. And now her daughter was doing the same thing.
This time, I decided to defend my daughter and, in the end, teach her a lesson to put this family back in its place.
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The next day I asked for an official meeting with the principal and Lucyâs parents.
The school opened an internal investigation and heard both sides separately.
Very quickly, the teachers confirmed that several students had been experiencing the same intimidation for months.
My daughter had reacted in the heat of the moment, but her action remained unacceptable.
Lucy, for her part, was confronted with her behavior and placed under educational support.
The principal decided not to downplay the violence and imposed educational measures for both children.
After several mediations, a supervised discussion allowed for a first step toward reconciliation between them.
Leaving the school, I understood that protecting your child does not mean seeking revenge, but acting to stop the cycle of school bullying in a lasting way.
