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Duncan teacher charged with child abuse after allegedly sticking students with her insulin needle | She had been previously placed on administrative leave

This post contains two sources. Clicking the picture leads to the article about the charges and the following link is the source that states that the teacher was placed on administrative leave: https://www.kswo.com/2025/12/19/child-reportedly-struck-with-needle-duncan-public-schools-investigation-ongoing/

kswo.com
u/Sandstorm400 — 6 days ago
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TIL that in 2014, an elementary school in Oregon nixed its pay-to-pee policy for students after parents complained that students who had to pay "Super Pro" bucks to use the bathroom outside of scheduled breaks were incentivized to 'hold it in' so they could buy trinkets at the school store.

abcnews.com
u/Sandstorm400 — 10 days ago

Woman with doll phobia was reportedly treated by a medical provider and placed on medical leave for eight weeks after her manager placed a Chucky doll on her office chair

people.com
u/Sandstorm400 — 11 days ago
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Parents in the UK are urged to get their children "school ready" so they can manage tasks such as using cutlery, using the toilet, saying their name, putting on their coat and shoes, and brushing their teeth

bbc.com
u/Sandstorm400 — 11 days ago

“The surgeon actually marked the correct leg pre-surgery. The mark was still on the correct leg after the wrong leg had been taken off”: Ohio woman sues after alleged wrong-leg amputation

11alive.com
u/Sandstorm400 — 16 days ago
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School bus driver and attendant reportedly "will no longer have any involvement" with school district after they are accused of spraying disinfectant cleaning solution into face of intellectually disabled student

tampabay28.com
u/Sandstorm400 — 16 days ago
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Math teacher, who was placed on administrative leave and resigned after reportedly inserting a burp rag into his baby’s mouth to stifle the baby's cry, which caused the baby to be unable to suckle properly, is sentenced to prison | Medical staff had also noticed broken ribs on his infant twins

koin.com
u/Sandstorm400 — 17 days ago

TIL that in 2017, nurse RaDonda Vaught attempted to withdraw Versed, a sedating drug, from an automated dispensing cabinet, but selected vecuronium, a paralyzing drug, after typing "VE" into the cabinet's search function. A patient died after she administered the drug.

en.wikipedia.org
u/Sandstorm400 — 24 days ago
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Australian athlete apologizes for racing with diarrhea, forfeits the Beijing competition she won

cbc.ca
u/Sandstorm400 — 26 days ago
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Woman fired after missing work for cancer treatments reaches settlement with Butterball | Butterball reportedly will pay her approximately $18,000 in back pay, $135,000 in compensatory damages, and $77,000 for her legal expenses

wral.com
u/Sandstorm400 — 27 days ago