20 Employees of Pennsylvania Charter School Accused of Child Abuse in Shocking Investigation

Twenty employees of a Pennsylvania charter school are facing child abuse accusations.

The Delaware County District Attorney announced the accusations on Monday.

Prosecutors stated more than two dozen elementary school kids from kindergarten to fifth grade were implicated in a child abuse and endangerment case.

According to authorities, numerous incidents of abuse were captured on camera. “You can see them using pressure point grips on the child’s shoulder, which causes them discomfort. You can see them snatching their hands and placing them in front of them to control them.

They frequently use their knee to take the child to the ground. At least once, I observed them jack a child up against a wall. “This is completely unacceptable behavior,” Delaware County District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer stated.

The Chester Community Charter School issued a statement confirming that the alleged staff had been fired.

The school stated that families were told as soon as it became aware of the claims, and all families have elected to keep their children enrolled.

Reference: 20 school employees charged with child abuse

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