Sacramento Mom Says Elementary School Was Slow To Notify Her Of Child's Broken Leg
A student broke her leg in the Ethel Baker Elementary School in Sacramento, and her mother says the school was slow to contact both her and emergency responders.
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A student broke her leg in the Ethel Baker Elementary School in Sacramento, and her mother says the school was slow to contact both her and emergency responders.
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