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Ryan came to school on 08/26/15 with bruises and scratches on his face area. There is a 1 ½ inch scrap on Ryan’s arm, blue and green bruises on both sides of his cheeks, and a bruise on the left side of his face. Ryan’s scratches are not bleeding and there is not any open skin; Ryan doesn’t require any medical care or treatment. Ryan’s mother’s boyfriend hit the child with his fist because he wants to toughen him up. Ms. Arnold was present when the abuse occurred and did nothing to stop the abuse; Ms. Arnold gave Ryan make-up to cover his bruises. Ryan has not missed any school because of the incident and was able to hide the bruises on 08/25/15 by covering his face with his hand and a hoodie all day; the bruises were not noticed by Ryan’s

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