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The Palm Beach County State ֱ's Office has dropped the charges against all five Palm Beach Central High School staff members accused of failing to report the sexual assault of a student, citing what they describe as a systemic lack of knowledge of the mandatory reporting law throughout the school district.
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The Palm Beach County State ֱ’s Office has dropped the charges against all five Palm Beach Central High School staff members accused of failing to report the sexual assault of a student, citing what they describe as a systemic lack of knowledge of the mandatory reporting law throughout the school district.
Shira Moulten, ֱ reporter. (Photo/Amy Beth Bennett)
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A Palm Beach County judge dismissed the criminal case against an assistant principal last week, months afterhe and four other Palm Beach Central High School staff members, including the principal, were arrested on charges of failing to report a girl's allegations of sexual assault. The controversial ruling draws attention to issues surrounding the mandatory reporting law and its implementation.

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