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Irregular News for 03.28.06
Cheswick, PA -- Play-Doh is a childhood standard, but in one nursery school program, the play turned naughty.
Parents in the Deer Lakes School District say ninth grade students who helped with a nursery school program made inappropriate figures with their play-doh.
Parents say some ninth graders assisting their children formed male body parts with the dough.
The development class is run by a teacher with about fifteen ninth graders working with the kids in a learning environment for both teens and toddlers.
Deer Lakes School spokeswoman Kathryn Makuta says as a result of the incident, all the teens were removed from the program and replaced with different students.
At a meeting Thursday night, parents complained that they've been left out of the loop.
Many parents have pulled their kids out of the program.
The investigation is continuing.
There are also other allegations that the teenagers were not treating the toddlers nicely.
Some parents have even discussed the possibility of a lawsuit, but they're waiting for the investigation to be completed.
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Cheswick, PA -- Play-Doh is a childhood standard, but in one nursery school program, the play turned naughty.
Parents in the Deer Lakes School District say ninth grade students who helped with a nursery school program made inappropriate figures with their play-doh.
Parents say some ninth graders assisting their children formed male body parts with the dough.
The development class is run by a teacher with about fifteen ninth graders working with the kids in a learning environment for both teens and toddlers.
Deer Lakes School spokeswoman Kathryn Makuta says as a result of the incident, all the teens were removed from the program and replaced with different students.
At a meeting Thursday night, parents complained that they've been left out of the loop.
Many parents have pulled their kids out of the program.
The investigation is continuing.
There are also other allegations that the teenagers were not treating the toddlers nicely.
Some parents have even discussed the possibility of a lawsuit, but they're waiting for the investigation to be completed.
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