A Rockdale County mother pulled her daughter out of school after she says a boy punched the student in the face.
Derykka Miller told Channel 2 Action News her 7-year-old, Sasha, is still having nightmares after a boy punched her so hard her head hit a wall in December.
The children were second-grade students at C.J. Hicks Elementary in Conyers at the time.
“We shouldn’t have to worry about our kids going to school and being assaulted,” Miller told the news station.
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After filing a report with the sheriff’s office, Miller was told the boy is too young to be charged and the school denies a history of bullying.
“This was an isolated incident that was handled swiftly and appropriately by school personnel,” school officials said in a statement.
Sasha told officials she kept the alleged bullying to herself, Channel 2 reported. The girl told Channel 2 she prefers home school because she “can’t get hurt.”
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