The Reporting Party Case Study

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The reporting party (RP) stated she received a call from parent Lisa Hohloch the mother of Bella Hohloch age 5 stated that her daughter was shoved. The mother stated Bella disclosed that on 9/25/15 Director/Teacher Cindra Kallabis shoved her down onto a chair hurting her bottom; the director is also yelled at Bella telling her to "stay there." The RP stated the incident did not occur and that she had no interaction with Bella during the time of the incident which was during lunch at around 12:00PM. According to the RP three other teachers were present during the lunch period Jacqueline Welch Danielson, Cynthia Wilkinson, and Haily Britton. The RP stated she again spoke with Bella's mother regarding the allegation and once again Bella disclosed

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