A New Jersey family is suing Newark Public Schools, claiming their 7-year-old child was beaten on an elementary school campus and pushed down a flight of stairs in an attack not done by a student or classmate — but by a school employee
The mother disturbing pictures after picking her son up from the Quitman Street Community School on April 13th. She was called there by his teacher, who claimed he was screaming for no reason — but Vega said her son was only screaming"because he was really scared."Mr. C is Corey Fouchee, a teacher’s aide in her son’s class. He was arrested this week and charged with assault and endangering the welfare of a child.
Patrick Toscano, the Diaz family's attorney, said that none of the alleged abuse was reported by the school — and this wasn’t the first time there had been an issue. Back in October, Diaz said her son had another physical incident involving Fouchee and the same teacher. "You can’t even mention him going to school, you can tell immediately he’ll panic," she said."I worry that he’ll lose his trust, his faith in people."
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