Recess Observation

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Jaiden had to miss afternoon recess today for hitting a students with a stick in the face during lunch recess. I just wanted to let you know about the issue. I did not personally see the altercation, but was informed of it by the lunch recess duty teacher. There were also two other students involved in hitting the student. They missed afternoon recess as

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