Fairfax Co. moms seek accountability, say their kids were assaulted on special needs school bus
- On March 31, investigators looked into alleged abuse at Dean Highland Elementary, based on an affidavit.
- A 7-year-old boy started acting out, leading to alleged physical abuse by Fowler, a special education teacher.
- Video and witness accounts describe Fowler trapping, lifting, and throwing the child, sometimes in a 'safe space'.
- The affidavit quotes the child as saying 'Don't hit me' and later telling the nurse, 'She kicked me'.
- Following the outcry and a reported leg injury, Fowler, age 45, faces charges of three counts of injury to a child.
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Mothers report that their children were assaulted on a school bus for special needs
One afternoon in early March, Daniela watched her daughter get off the bus as she usually did. She noticed bumps in her face and was immediately frightened. She urgently called Springfield Estates Elementary School, where her daughter, who has autism, attends the kindergarten. The bus transports less than 10 students with disabilities home each day, she said. When Daniela, who asked not to reveal her full name, asked her daughter what had happen…
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