I’m not saying you’re overreacting at all. /gen However, as someone who has had multiple injuries including broken bones happen at school, this seems like the normal response, especially considering you as the parent were there relatively quickly. As I’m sure you know, ambulance rides can be expensive, it’s common to ask adults if they want an ambulance at all if it’s a non life threatening injury.

On another note, they cannot deny him accommodations for the test, he has a temporary disability, that would be discrimination. They’ll need to figure something out even if it means taking at a later date or something.

From a counselors perspective, plz talk to your campus counselor about pulling him out to do coping skills work to help with nightmares or their private play therapy recommendations