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| - Like most parents, I strive daily to provide my son with the best education/ life style. Unfortunately, my optimism to send my son to ALA turned into absolute horror. On 9-13-17 at approx. 1:30 pm, I received a call from the school nurse at ALA stating that my son had an accident resulting in a large swelling on his face but he was okay to go back to class. Medical attention was not recommended. It was his father who saw the urgency and took him to quick care after picking him up frm school at the end of the school day. I also took him for a second opinion the next day. Due to being questioned by ER staff, I requested an incident report frm school on 9-18- 17. The school never created one; the nurse threw one together simply because I requested one. Once reviewed, I noticed incorrect info noted and requested an accurate revised version. A revised report was sent to me 9-20-17, yet even the 2nd report is questionable. Per my son, the P.E instructor said to him "That's what you get" Right after he hit the bleachers. I had a phone conference with Principal/ Executive Director Mr. Christensen regarding the incident and the P.E instructor's remark. Mr. Christensen can off as being seemingly unbothered but stated that he would speak w/ P.E. instructor. After the incident, per the school staff, my son had now become problematic as I received numerous behavioral reports occurring ONLY after his school injury (Check school records/dates). On 10-23-17 I left work early to sit in on my son's class to observe his behavior. I was shocked to find out that his Teacher, Mr. Achuff, had no control of his class as children were out of their seats, desks were scattered around, and etc. I had my son moved to another class. Approx. two weeks later, The teacher was gone. My son had two additional teachers, as teachers seem to be replaced often. On 12-6 17, while my son was at champion's after school program held on school property, my son's SAME eye was injured a 2nd time. The final straw occurred on 1- 19- 2018. I received a call frm North Las Vegas Police Department. My supervisor texted me stating that the NLV police Department would be contacting me from a blocked number.The blocked call came in, the officer questioned if I had abused my son. Confused, I quickly responded with No. Per the officer my son had been unclothed and checked for signs of abuse by CPS, no signs of abuse were found and the case would be closed. I left work and went to ALA . Per staff, my son stated that he had been abused and had bruises on his body. They also stated the condition of his eye was questionable as it looked as if he had been injured again. I asked the school staff, what about my 7 year old son's exterior or demeanor screamed abuse? He is always well groomed, cared for and most importantly LOVED. Per my son, he and two other African American students were pulled to the side and questioned on how they were punished at home. I don't understand why he was questioned initially as the only sign of abuse was the darkness under his eye, a blemish leftover from the two eye injuries that occurred on school property. I had to present proof of the incident report and pictures to refresh the schools staff's memory that it was them whom neglected my poor child and sent him back to class with an potentially life threatening injury. After I tearfully expressed my disappointment and displeasure with the treatment my son and I had received, I was told to leave the school and the Principal/ Executive Director stated that he should call the police back to the school because I was speaking loudly. In my opinion I was speaking with passion and pain in my voice and you could see it in my eyes. I spoke with two other parents, they too have had issues with ALA. One parent has actually removed her son from ALA recently. I reached out to the school board to file a formal complaint but my concerns were forwarded right back to Mr. Christensen. Parents, please think twice before sending your precious children to ALA.
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