Sophia's Case Study

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R/s everyday Sophia doesn’t want to go home because Shi’anna is there. R/s according to Sophia, Shi’anna is mean and yells at her. R/s on Monday, Sophia said Shi’anna was hitting her on the head. R/s Shi’anna is signing paperwork in Sophia’s folder and it was reported that Shi’anna is getting the children off of the bus.

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R/s reportedly Shi’anna is mean and yells Sophia. R/s it is ordered that Shi’anna is not to have unsupervised contact with the children, but she does.

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