Palm Middle School Case Study

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The reporting party (RP) stated a call was received from Jeremy Denser a counselor at the Palm Middle School (951) 571-4260. The counselor reported female minors residing in the home disclosed they are allowed to settle their own disputes with other minors in the group home using physical and verbal abuse (violence). Consequently the minors are allowed to push and shove each other until staff intervenes. According to the counselor the staff only intervenes when it appears a serious physical injury is imminent. Subsequently the minors are placed in a room together where they are allowed to argue and curse at one another as resolutions to their problems. Frequency and the timeframe of these incidents were unknown. Additionally it is unknown if

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