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This is a great question! Since I work as a PE Paraprofessional, my classroom is not a traditional classroom and we allow our students to go to the restroom whenever they need to go. I am SO afraid that I will forget a student because I do not know who is coming and going.
With the dilemma that you have provided, I would first tell my school’s principal so that he is aware of the situation. I know that he will not be happy because if it was not a drill, the child could have been seriously hurt. After informing the principal, yes, I would tell the child’s parents.
According to NAEYC Code of Ethical Conduct (2005), “P-2.9- we shall inform the family of injuries and incidents involving their child, of risks such as exposures to communicable

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