Sickening account highlights why so many Americans are taking their kids out of public schools
A family living in the liberal hellhole of Portland, Oregon, is suing the city’s school district after school administrators allegedly tried to cover up the gang-raping of their nine-year-old daughter.
NEW: Portland family sues Portland Public School district for $9 million after their daughter was allegedly ‘gang r*ped’ in the school bathroom.
The girl was allegedly assaulted by two male students in the Schools Uniting Neighborhoods program.
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According to court documents, a pair of older male students told the girl to ask the teacher to go to the restroom or else they’d “find out where she lived.”
Next, the boys were accused of following the girl into a bathroom stall, removing her pants, and taking turns raping her as she tried fighting back.
One boy would allegedly block the door to the restroom as the other molested the child.
Credit goes to the father of one of the boys, who contacted school officials after learning about the incident.
The lawsuit claims school officials “undertook their own internal investigation” by interviewing the victim, but not calling her family or the authorities.
When the girl’s father learned of the tragic situation, he took her to a local hospital as well as an abuse facility where experts concluded the reported sexual abuse was “highly concerning.”
After doing its own investigation, the district suspended each boy for one day.
The restroom molestation wasn’t the girl’s first encounter with unwanted sexual advances at the school, as she claimed another student previously touched her privates over her clothes and another tried to kiss her without consent.
The school district is being accused in the lawsuit of “not teaching students about sexual boundaries, not enforcing rules around sexual behavior on school property and not communicating with other adult caregivers about the plaintiff’s history and safety concerns,” according to The Oregonian.
The girl’s family is seeking up to $9 million in damages from the district.
