Shocking accusations have emerged against two educators at Brown Elementary School in Brownsburg, Indiana. The pair, employed by the Brownsburg Community School Corp., allegedly abused a 7-year-old student during class.
On April 20, Brownsburg Police Department disclosed that its detectives had discovered evidence of abuse involving a 7-year-old boy enrolled in the Life Skills program at Brown Elementary School.
Sara Seymour, a 27-year-old Brown Elementary Life Skills Teacher, and Debra Kanipe, a 63-year-old Brown Elementary Life Skills Instructional Aide, have been charged with neglect, a Level 6 felony, and failure to report, a Class B misdemeanor.
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WGN-TV reported that the Hendricks County Prosecutor’s Office had filed criminal charges against five staff members concerning mistreating a special education student during lunchtime. Brownsburg Community School Police became aware of the incident on April 12, although the abuse allegedly occurred during a lunch period in February, according to the investigation.
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Authorities claim that the teachers asked a special education student to eat his vomit using a spoon in February while other children were present. The teacher allegedly informed the student that he would have to eat whatever he regurgitated if he needed to vomit. The child vomited on a tray provided by the second teacher, and the aide charged with neglect subsequently handed the child a spoon, police said.
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WMTV reported, “The boy ate some of the vomit, then used paper towels to clean up what remained, police said.”
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The Brownsburg Community School Corp. stated that it had removed five staff members from contact with students and placed them on administrative leave. Seymour and Kanipe have reportedly been dismissed from their positions.
Superintendent Jim Snapp expressed his sadness in a statement: “We are deeply saddened by the actions of these staff members and will work in conjunction with our local law enforcement as they move forward with possible criminal charges.”
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The Brown Elementary School District noted, “BCSC has been notified that these two staff members will be charged by the Hendrick County Prosecutor. Two other staff members are also being charged for their roles in failing to report the incident. More details are forthcoming from the Brownsburg Police Department (BPD).”
In a statement, the Brownsburg Police Department said, “As BPD releases more information about this incident, please know that the BCSC family will continue to be steadfast in our commitment to Brownsburg students, their safety, and their well-being. This horrendous action is not in line with the character of staff and teachers at Brownsburg Schools. The shocking actions of a few do not define the care and concern that Brownsburg teachers and staff show every day.”
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The police department further stated on Wednesday, “Ultimately, the termination process for Seymour and Kanipe was initiated while the others remain on administrative leave pending the BCSC School Board rulings.”
The Brownsburg Community School Corporation commented, “This horrendous action is not in line with the character of staff and teachers at Brownsburg Schools. The shocking actions of a few do not define the care and concern that Brownsburg teachers and staff show every day.”
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