Surveillance video from the school showed the adults giving the 7-year-old boy a spoon and forcing him to eat scoops of his own vomit.
A tort claim notice was filed on behalf of the family on May 8 by Connell Michael Kerr, LLP.
The notice stems an incident on Feb. 16 involving a 7-year-old boy who was part of the Life Skills Program and five adults at Brown Elementary School. "Upon his move to the classroom and beginning September of 2022 the parent noticed [the child] began to act in a concerning manner, including showing signs of anxiety, depression and regression of skills. By January of 2023, [the child] showed signs of increasing anxiety regarding school attendance and began to show more strange behaviors toward food."
"Given his special needs, he could not communicate what was occurring during his school day," the notice goes on to say."[The parent] and another family member had repeated meetings with school staff regarding his strange behavior but were constantly reassured that he was doing well."
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