The new policy requiring full disclosure of investigations is finally official. I am drained from this long fight but I am relieved that families will now have the honesty they deserve. We should stay alert to ensure these rules are actually followed in practice.
Parents should be informed of a Child Protection Services (CPS) investigation that finds a caretaker of their child committed abuse even if their child was not the central victim of the investigation. Daycares should not be able to quietly fire the abuser and not inform the parents.
Seeing the weight this movement has gained is exhausting yet it proves that I am not alone in this fight. This progress shows that parents deserve the truth about the places they trust with their children.
Reached 100 supporters
March 20, 2018
15 Comments
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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i have watched this happen at my school for many years . many of us have reported the abuse & many have stood by and done nothing ! It hurts my heart ! How can I help ??
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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It’s hard for parents to decide to return to work after having a baby if they don’t trust their children are safe.
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Kathryn Bundy
8 years ago
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Parents should ALWAYS be informed of any abuse that takes place in their presence whether or not it is happening on their physical body.
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Katie
8 years ago
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It is horrifying as a parent that such abuses and investigations can be hidden. Please require that notifications go out so parents are aware.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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First, I’m shocked that this type of abuse would happen and that administration / other staff would not take action sooner. Any staff with awareness of abuse that did not report to CPS is considered liable according to mandatory reporting laws. Families of children in contact with the abuser should be informed of the concerns and should have the right to chose a different location of care.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
This should already be in place! It is the parents right to know what is going on with their child as they are the child’s voice!
The new policy requiring full disclosure of investigations is finally official. I am drained from this long fight but I am relieved that families will now have the honesty they deserve. We should stay alert to ensure these rules are actually followed in practice.
Parents should be informed of a Child Protection Services (CPS) investigation that finds a caretaker of their child committed abuse even if their child was not the central victim of the investigation. Daycares should not be able to quietly fire the abuser and not inform the parents.
Seeing the weight this movement has gained is exhausting yet it proves that I am not alone in this fight. This progress shows that parents deserve the truth about the places they trust with their children.
Reached 100 supporters
March 20, 2018
15 Comments
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
i have watched this happen at my school for many years . many of us have reported the abuse & many have stood by and done nothing ! It hurts my heart ! How can I help ??
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
It’s hard for parents to decide to return to work after having a baby if they don’t trust their children are safe.
K
Kathryn Bundy
8 years ago
Featured
Parents should ALWAYS be informed of any abuse that takes place in their presence whether or not it is happening on their physical body.
K
Katie
8 years ago
Featured
It is horrifying as a parent that such abuses and investigations can be hidden. Please require that notifications go out so parents are aware.
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
First, I’m shocked that this type of abuse would happen and that administration / other staff would not take action sooner. Any staff with awareness of abuse that did not report to CPS is considered liable according to mandatory reporting laws. Families of children in contact with the abuser should be informed of the concerns and should have the right to chose a different location of care.
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
This should already be in place! It is the parents right to know what is going on with their child as they are the child’s voice!
i have watched this happen at my school for many years . many of us have reported the abuse & many have stood by and done nothing ! It hurts my heart ! How can I help ??