A teenager who works in the school .... What can we do?

My husband and I separated 2 years ago and we are finalizing our divorce now. Our son is 13 and is normally good manners and perfectly (of course until he moves his friends) the last school year, I kept telling her other children into trouble, they blame him, but he just caught. Now this year school things are always the same. His teacher called me and said he was back talking about her. I had a meeting today with six of his teachers and four of them said he had a problem. Covering the head w / his hoodie, Talking, mumbling back when he was told to do something. We tried talking to him but he insists he does nothing, it keeps telling the other kids blame him. I do not know what to do, we have punished, removed things, etc. but nothing works. I would like to find the root of the problem, it is pressed with the pressure peers or what. Please advice would be helpful. Thank you.

Firstly, it seems that by his actions, he wants attention and is why it is the act. He needs to know that many more important things to worry about this world that he acts like that. Call a retirement home in your area and take him there to service.He community could do things such as reading to the elderly or playing a game with them. There are thousands of seniors who wish to visit once a while a boy as your son. You'd be surprised at this change in him, if in fact or login to get to know one of them. Children behave differently when you remove the element that is making him act. In his case, he is out with his friends. You can tell him he has no choice, he will serve the community once week at a nursing home until he can learn to control his words and actions. You are the parent, if you felt he was in a kind of physical danger you would subtract from the danger immediately. This is what you need now before it goes too far and out of reach. Try community service in anything else, he might be interested in and if it does not work, put in another school. I know it is a blank meter drastic, but if he continues to disrespect his teachers and his family what is to stop one day after the called friends so far may be something bigger. Kids with no respect and consideration for others are more likely to commit crimes later in life. I know you love him or you would not ask for advice, to show him some love tirelessly to save the future for all the good you know he is capable. May God bless you, Joby

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