This study aims to know the parents’ perception of school-family partnership mainly when their child is being victimized in primary school. A total of 4394 parents completed the survey QSVE/parents. The results report that in general, school-family collaboration is positively perceived by parents. Parents who believe their child is being victimized show a more negative perception of this collaboration. Nearly one in five parents reported the victimization to school officials. Among the parents who reported this victimization one to three times, a large proportion is satisfied with the assistance received from the school, but they are more likely to be dissatisfied when these reports were made over four times during the year. The perception of school-family collaboration becomes less positive depending on the number of times the parents reported the victimization of their child to school officials.