Liberal Schools Coverup Unthinkable Crimes Against 9 Year Olds

A nine-year-old girl’s family is suing the Portland Public Schools [PPS] administration for allegedly failing to shield her from two kids who confined her in a restroom at Scott Elementary School and then raped her.

According to The Oregonian’s “Oregon Live,” the complaint claims that “PPS personnel performed its own internal inquiry” as opposed to calling the police.

The site notes that the personnel conducted the interview “without promptly alerting her family or legal representation” of the little girl. Ultimately, the complaint asserts that the accused boys received a one-day suspension.

Two other students in the after-school Schools Uniting Neighborhoods, or SUN, program allegedly threatened the girl in April 2022 to “find out where she lived” if she did not inform the staff that she needed to use the restroom. Oregon Live is reporting this information.

As she resisted, the site reports that “she did so, the complaint states, and the students followed her there, confined her in a stall, removed her trousers, and took turns forcibly entering her.” The lawsuit claims that because her accused attackers alternated blocking the cubicle doors, she was unable to flee.

The father of one of the male kids involved reported the event to school staff after learning about it. At that point, the school reportedly decided to question the little girl rather than call the police.

According to the lawsuit, the victim’s father had to interfere with his children’s education for a month before he could finish moving his daughter and her younger brother to a new district school.

According to Oregon Live, “the accused abusers, meanwhile, were suspended for one day, the lawsuit states,” as the young child continues to deal with trauma, anguish, suffering, social anxiety, and scholastic regressions.

According to the outlet, “the lawsuit holds Portland Public Schools and SUN program affiliates accountable for a number of misdemeanors, such as failing to teach students about sexual boundaries, failing to enforce policies regarding sexual behavior on school property, and failing to notify other adult caregivers about the plaintiff’s history and safety concerns.”

Portland Public Schools spokesman Sydney Kelly stated that the district is “investigating” the claims.

“When we got the complaint last week, the district heard about these additional charges, and we are looking into it,” Kelly stated. “As required reporters, it is our responsibility to report any suspected child abuse or neglect. We observe the law regarding reporting and take seriously our obligations as required reporters.

According to reports, the young child had already experienced sexual assault at the hands of other kids at Scott Elementary.

The complaint claims that in 2022, while the girl was a third grader at Northeast Portland’s Scott Elementary School, one of her classmates grabbed her genitalia over her clothes without asking permission in front of the student while on a district educator’s watch. Another incident that same school year, according to the lawsuit, involved the girl hitting a fellow student who attempted to kiss her without her consent in order to defend herself, according to Oregon Live. According to the lawsuit, “after the latter incident, both kids received suspensions, and the school informed the girl’s father that they would implement a’safety plan’ for her.”

The little girl’s family is suing for damages totaling up to $9 million.