Pennsylvania father outraged after son, five, is ‘attacked’ by special needs fourth grader while ‘teacher wasn’t looking’

A Pennsylvania father is demanding solutions after a fourth grade pupil ‘threw’ his 5-year-old son ‘headfirst right into a desk’ leaving him with a gash and lacking enamel. 

Stephen Callahan’s video in regards to the alleged assault went viral on TikTok final week as he slammed Keystone Elementary School for failing to watch the kid and refusing to share footage of the incident with him. 

Callahan stated his son Grayson was attacked by a pupil with special needs within the faculty cafeteria on May 16 while the scholar’s trainer was ‘not paying consideration’. 

Grayson was taken to the hospital with a deep gash on his brow and lacking enamel and is now ‘too scared to go to highschool’, in keeping with his father. 

He stated: ‘A trainer’s aide who works with special needs college students within the county was not paying consideration, and never dealing with the kid she was purported to and a fourth-grade special needs pupil attacked my son.’ 

Callahan stated the varsity referred to as his spouse to inform her their little one had been concerned in an accident. 

He rushed to the varsity to search out Grayson the place he stated lecturers repeatedly informed him ‘it was an accident’, however would not give him any particulars. 

They rushed the boy to hospital with a protracted minimize to his brow and lacking enamel. 

Later Callahan spoke to the varsity principal Mark Wilicki and demanded to know what had occurred. 

He stated Wilicki informed him a ‘special needs pupil grabbed my son by the again and threw him headfirst right into a desk which precipitated all of the injury to the face.’ 

The incident was caught by a surveillance digicam, however Callahan stated the varsity have refused to share the video with him, regardless of his medical doctors asking to see it. 

Callahan shared an replace on TikTok on Sunday saying: ‘The scenario retains getting uglier and uglier.

‘At the top of the day I would like solutions. There is no purpose a fourth-grader needs to be round my son.’ 

Callahan is now pursuing authorized motion towards the varsity, however made it clear that he doesn’t suppose the kid or the kid’s mother and father are accountable. 

Grayson was taken to hospital with a deep gash on his brow and lacking enamel and is now ‘too scared to go to highschool’, in keeping with his father

The household’s lawyer David Langsam told Fox News Digital: ‘It’s most likely probably the most disconcerting factor to take your youngsters to a spot the place they’re purported to study, the place they’re purported to be secure after which get a name that one thing as horrible as this has occurred to them.’

He added: ‘While the bodily accidents are dangerous, clearly, the emotional accidents, it’s going to take a while to essentially perceive the extent of them, they usually very properly could dramatically trump what occurred to him bodily.’

The Bristol Township School District stated they’re investigating the incident. 

They stated: ‘On Thursday, May 16, a Keystone Elementary Kindergarten pupil was injured when he was pushed within the cafeteria by a 4th grade pupil from a special training program run by the Bucks County Intermediate Unit (BCIU).

‘We are apologetic to the scholar and household, and need the kid a speedy restoration. Our main concern is the well being and security of all our college students, and at any time when a pupil is damage in class, we’re saddened.’