Parents at Whitehorse’s Hidden Valley Elementary School are “justified” in their anger at the Yukon government for its “inadequate” response to the case of an educational assistant who sexually abused a child at the school in 2019.
That’s one of six key findings in a final report by lawyer Amanda Rogers, whom the government hired to conduct a review after mounting criticism of its handling of the situation — and in particular, the failure to notify parents about the case.
The report, which also contains seven recommendations, was shared with parents Monday evening and made public shortly after.
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