Can I sue my school district for not stopping the bullying that happened to my son, it has also damaged his future is there anything I can do?

You need to go to the school board and raise hell. Bullying is a "no no." If the school isn't going to do anything about it, then you go to the school district, to the newspapers, etc. Unfortunately, there is a law in most states called "governmental immunity." It prevents you from suing governmental people for being ordinarily negligent. In order to sue them, you have to be able to prove 'gross negligence," which is a much higher standard, and is darned near impossible to prove. A good thing to do is to get active in the school programs, and then you will meet the people within the school system who can "make things happen." Good luck.

There have been lawsuits for this. I cannot say that yours will be successful, but is possible.

In your view, they are doing the bare minimum. In their view, they are doing all they can. In order to give you adequate guidance, someone would have to meet with you and go over in detail about what was going on, what you did about it, what their response was and what can be done from there.

You can certainly sue. Question is can you win., question is: who pays counsel fees and court costs for lengthy litigation. Remember the school board does not pay its bills. taxpayers do and their lawyers and administrators don't care if the litigation lasts 10 years. It costs them nothing. It costs you a ton. How do you deal with that part of the equation?

Probably not. It is unlikely the bullying caused his lackluster performance. More likely cognitive limitations and poor guidance and motivation.