Students and staff at the Sasiwaans Immersion School in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. Photo from Delta Collegiate / Facebook
The Saginaw Chippewa Tribe of Michigan is investigating allegations of child abuse at its language immersion school. A parent said her two-year-old girl was hurt at the Sasiwaans Immersion School and wasn't informed about the incident. A teacher also said she was suspended for trying to document alleged abuse. "No one should be handling 2-year-olds, 3-year-olds, or 4-year-olds if they can't handle themselves," Adriana Anger, who has removed her girl from the school, told 9 and 10 News. In a statement, the tribe said it wouldn't comment on its ongoing investigation. "The safety and well-being of our tribal youth is our foremost concern and your leadership will make it a priority to ensure that this matter is dealt with appropriately," the tribe said. Get the Story:
Mother worried about possible abuse at Tribal school (The Mt. Pleasant Morning Sun 1/7)
Parents, Teacher Accuse Mount Pleasant Tribal School of Abuse (9 and 10 News 1/6)
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