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How To Write A Case Study Joseph Baker's Class Ditching

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The reporting party (RP) stated on 4/8/16 the foster mother met twice to discuss Joseph Baker (14yr) whom she is the paternal aunt and guardian. The foster parent first met with RP at 9:15AM to discuss Joseph 's class ditching. Joseph stated he didn 't want to go home and agreed to go to class for the remainder of the day. The foster mother was contacted in the early afternoon when Joseph was found hanging out behind the school. Joseph ran away from and hid after being instructed to come to the office to wait for his aunt. After 1PM the foster parent located her nephew and brought him home. During the search the security officer Mr. Banks was informed by Joseph his aunt and her boyfriend have been hitting him. Joseph disclosed that he would

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