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I personally heard from a Sefardi Rav in America that someone came from the old country with two wives, an older one and a younger one. As this was not legal in the US, he asked the Rabbanim which wife to divorce. ( I do not know what he was told)
Joseph
There is a vast gulf between doing nothing and arrests or Juvenile detention. (Going to the authorities would probably get the school into trouble more than the kids.)
What does the menahel do to deal with any trouble-making by his talmidim? Your comments are really ridiculous. Because ten year olds shouldn’t be arrested they should be allowed to do whatever they want?! Chinuch demands a response by the hanhala to such events.So they saw it, but did not recognize it as bullying. How sad and tragic for your son! I am glad that you have a competent therapist on the case and I hope you and your son can find healing and get past this terrible year. Certainly the Rebbi should now speak to the boys and explain the severity of their actions and how they must beg for true mechila. There are many scary stories out there about classes that paid a terrible price for such events.
Mama1
I am not questioning your story. I am trying to get my head around the fact that you received no reaction to your problem from anyone! And you have pictures!
(When my second grader was bullied by a fourth grader many years ago, the principal acted quickly and forcefully)Mama1
Did not one therapist, rav, or member of the staff at your son’s yeshiva help you at all? Not one Rebbi or Mashgiach or second seder Rebbi, etc. saw what you are seeing?