Two fired after child forced to eat from
garbage can at elementary school in Lorain
Posted By: mc squared, 12/16/2021 2:21:57 PM
LORAIN, Ohio – Lorain City Schools says two people will be let go after a parent reported that her daughter was forced to eat food from a garbage can in the cafeteria at Palm Elementary School. According to the district, surveillance video from the cafeteria was included in evidence from their investigation. The staff members were immediately put on administrative leave, the district says. A lawsuit filed by the child’s parent alleges that on Nov. 21, the student told the school’s principal she “did not like the waffles” she was eating and “asked for a different meal.” The lawsuitCORRECTIONS*
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What would we do without all our heroes, like teachers? Were they wearing their Compliance masks at the time.