HEALTHSEATTLE TIMES
Seattle teacher, union president, responds to report she ‘likely’ harmed student
A Seattle Public Schools report found that a special-education teacher 'more likely than not' grabbed a student’s arm hard enough to cause bruising. The teacher, also a union president, refutes the district’s findings.
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