Unhealthy School Climate! FOLLOW THE LINK ATTACHED

Thanks for the reply and I agree it does mirror the real world from time to time. As adults we can make choices, we can fight back, we can do nothing, we can remove ourselves from the situation. Not only do students have very limited choices but many adults do not listen to or believe what they are hearing.
The kids still need us to stand up for them.

It is sad how those in power over our children tend to stoop to the level of bulling. It is actually blackmail in the purist form. If our children don't jump through administration's hoops, tuck their tails between their legs and simply take it, they get bad references, 'lost' papers, missing grades, and in some extreme cases locked out of classes that are needed for graduation or college admittance.
It is sick and it is twisted, but sadly it mirrors the real world to a T.

I just wanted to add a little more to sirwriter. I forgot to add that getting two or three doctors to testify seems a bit much when the school already had letters from two doctors stating what the health issues are and that running among other things would be detrimental. When appointments are taken months in advance even during emergencies...I highly doubt a doctor would drive three hours for that or devote time... The letters were sufficient.
I also doubt that any lawyer would sit in on any conversation unless they were a personal friend and even then it's pointless, intimidating maybe. A lawyer works best in a courtroom.
Parents really don't speak up. They let it go and start the countdown to graduation. Students will speak up and they have gone to board meetings. We all need to listen carefully to our kids, they are a wealth of information, it's pretty accurate!
Local newspapers, it's amazing what they find as news. A letter to the editor would be the only story published. Now that may spark other input and then there might be interest.
I have friends all over the country, in big cities and small towns. Some are parents and some work in schools. Sad to say this story did not surprise them. Watch those odd stories that pop up every now and then in the news or on the internet. You can believe there is more to the story than you will ever know. It's far too common.
Our public schools should be no more, they should all be private. The staff and administration should work at attracting and keeping students. Money should go to the schools that are doing their jobs. The "other" schools would go out of business and we would have healthy environments to send our kids every day.
I am one of those parents that absolutely adores my kids. They are not spoiled and have an excellent idea of what the real world has to offer. I fight for my children when they need help. I listen to them.
I know it's a difficult balance but sometimes the administrations lose sight of why we are all there in the first place. If you aren't there for the kids then get out.

Those are excellent suggestions. It's very difficult to think clearly when this happens. In the beginning I think there is a shock and disbelief and then anger...hindsight! A venue should be in place to help families at the first sign of trouble. They make it very hard when there is a problem there should be more support. I love all of your ideas and well, we will see what the new school year brings.
Thank you very much for your input.