After graduating from Knox College in Illinois, Naja Woods started her journalism career in 2019 as a producer at ABC57 News in South Bend.
INDIANAPOLIS — Some parents are preparing to pull their kids out of IPS School 87 over safety concerns after a lawsuit alleges a teacher at the school encouraged attacks on a second grader.
"It's been the only school that they've known. I put in countless volunteer hours. I sub there once a week. I care about the teachers that are there, but so many of them are leaving and their concerns are going unheard," she said. She volunteers consistently at the school and said she's had positive experiences with several teachers."I don't recall hearing anything about the incident, prior ,” she said.
So, that meant they were left scrambling to find another option before the deadline on April 19 to enter a lottery to switch to different schools for the upcoming year."I sat down with my family, and we determined we randomly chose schools we heard good things about because we didn’t have time to do proper research,” she said.The parents told WRTV they want clear communication from the school when it comes to safety concerns and to be notified right away when incidents happen.
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