text: Wow! What a horrible situation for you and your little daughter to be in, however she's going to learn a very good lesson on standing up for yourself and having someone stand up for you. \n\nYou can do one of two things. First, the princepal cannot stop you from changing schools. If the other school accepts your daughter (this process takes a week or so), you want to speak directly with the principal, you can transfer her. \n\nIf you don't want to do this your other option is; first, document all dates meetings, outcome of meetings, instances of harassment, ect. Include direct quotes from your daughter, teacher, and principal. Address the school board of the situation and bring copies of documentation and be prepared to present it and have specific goals in mind of what you want to happen (e.g. formal apology from princepal and teacher to you and your daughter and transfer your daughter to another class, ect.). Once the board sees the documentation it will raise a red flag, meaning your next step is getting a lawyer.\n\nIf this doesn't work that's exactly what you're next step will be. Contact your family attorney and if necessary the police (depending on how bad the harassment is don't hesitate to do this and/or file a restraining order) and have them write a formal letter to the school board/district through certified mail ccing the teacher and school board. Make sure it's on the law offices' letterhead. Usually once this is done the school is willing to do anything you want so you don't sue. Follow the legal advice of an attorney and shop around a little to get a second opinion and prices of attorney ahead of meetings. Don't spend more than $200 looking for an attorney and if you're organized enough and depending on the situation you may find one that will work pro-bono (free). \n\nI was in a similar situation when I was little, I was in dyalisis in 2nd grade and my teacher told the class if anyone played with me they would die, she thought it was a funny joke since I had an IV in my hand. An obvious lawsuit waiting to happen. Good luck and you and your family are in my prayers.