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Alleged Child Abuse at Overland Park Kiddi College

Jordyn Vander Veur, Staff Writer
May 7, 2024
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Places that are presented with a safe atmosphere could be the very opposite of what we think. (Provided by Care.com)

At Overland park Kiddi college, a former employee is accusing another staff member of abuse to a 3 year old child. Alyssa Cook, former employee, recorded a video of the incident, where the employee visibly harms the child.

Alarming things happen right under our noses daily, and we have no recollection of it. Being more aware and less trust worthy is what will keep family, friends, and those safe.

 

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Jordyn Vander Veur
Jordyn Vander Veur, Staff Writer
Hey! I’m Jordyn Vander Veur.  This will be my first year being a part of the SPUB staff. I can’t wait for all of the opportunities I will get as I’m getting more involved with school things, and I’m glad to be a part of something that can put a smile on people’s face. I took Journalism last year, and while that’s my only school experience, I’ve loved writing since I can ever remember. I’m looking forward to a year of new decisions, and I’m excited to be able to tell my kids when I’m 30 I helped design the yearbook in highschool!