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Betty Mcknight: Physically Aggressive Towards A Child

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The reporting party (RP) stated a teacher named Betty McKnight is physically aggressive towards the children. She has been observed grabbing children, shoving them, and "slamming" them down to the ground or onto a napping mat. This same teacher was observed grabbing a child who emptied a box of tissues and forcible take him to the box of tissue in an attempt to humiliate the child. According to the RP Ms. McKnight was observed aggressively grabbing a child by the arm in an attempt to have the child pick up toys. None of the children sustained any injury from these incidents. Parents who have observed the teacher 's behavior have complained to the director as well as other teacher.

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