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Case Study: Gloria Gilbert

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The reporting party (RP) on observed a brown, scabbed linear mark approximately 1/2 inch wide and 2 1/2 inches long on foster child Royalty Becker 's right arm. Royalty informed another teacher named Gloria Gilbert he was burned by the iron at home. The foster child stated "it made a bubble." Consequently Royalty could not provide any additional information. The RP contacted the foster mother Monique Reeves and informed her of the injury. The foster mother informed the RP she didn 't observed marks on Royalty 's arm and is unaware how the injury occurred. On 9/1/16 the foster mother arrived at the school and requested an incident report. Due to the foster mother 's requested the school principal Carol Collins instructed the RP to contacted

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