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Audrey Came To School: Summary
PER REPORTER: Audrey came to school on 9/1/2015and told her teacher the reason she did not have her homework was because of a situation at home. Audrey said that on 8/31/2015 her parents got into a physical altercation. Her mom (Heather) threw a bowl at Chad (step dad) and it shattered everywhere. Chad threw a broom and broke it. Audrey said she took her younger children in her room away from the altercation. Her parents continue to yell and curse at each other. She said this was the worst fight her parents have ever had, but this happens all the time.
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