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← Return to briefingCourt documents reveal an incident involving a 9-year-old student. The student was allegedly hurt by a teacher's aide. The aide worked for Klein ISD and has been fired.
An arrest was also made in connection with the incident. Further information about the incident is available from the source, including details about the accusations against the former aide, who is said to have assaulted a child with special needs.
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