<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=38iDxE_1FdPKdVG00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=38iDxE_1FdPKdVG00" width="800" height="450" >TULSA, Okla. — "The school called the parents to come get the child," said attorney Steve Hickman.The incident happened back in April. Former CAP teacher assistant Marly Harsh accidentally hit a student on the head after she was tripping and attempting to brace her fall. "Well, as the teacher started to trip over her, she reached out her hand to brace herself and she hit the child in the head," said Hickman, Ms. Harsh's lawyer, who filed suit against CAP Tulsa as a result of what happened after that incident."That the program is required to notify the parents immediately of an injury that may need evaluation by a licensed physician," he said.Ms. Harsh says not only did CAP Tulsa not tell the parents the child had been injured, but that they allegedly blamed the child's vomiting and drowsiness on simply being sick."Told the mother that the child had a virus and wasn’t to come back until she had stopped vomiting for at least 24 hours," he said.Ms. Harsh then took it upon herself to tell the parent what she had witnessed and said, 'If it were me, I would take the child to the hospital because she was injured. She was hit on the head.' The child had a concussion, it was something that she needed to go to the hospital for and was not a virus," said Hickman.Ms. Harsh says when CAP found out what she had done, they called her several times, asking, "About why she told the mother, and what she told the mother and so forth, and Ms. Harsh said she wasn’t trying to get the school in trouble, she was trying to protect the child," said Hickman.Two months later, Ms. Harsh was terminated, in what she believes was retaliation. We reached out to CAP Tulsa, who told us, "We are aware of the complaint. We are reviewing it with legal counsel, but due to the pending litigation, I'm not able to provide any additional response at this time."What kind of change or accountability would you like to see come from this? "Well, the state ought to investigate why CAP is not following its regulations," said Hickman.</div></body>

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TULSA, Okla. — "The school called the parents to come get the child," said attorney Steve Hickman. The incident happened back in April. Former CAP teacher assistant Marly Harsh accidentally hit a student on the head after she was tripping and attempting to brace her fall. "Well, as the...

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