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Filed under:The family of Jo’maury Champ said Juanita Tyler came to his school in September 2018 and struck him repeated with a belt in a bathroom at Tilton Elementary School, at the behest of the boy’s teacher, Kristen Haynes.A woman was found guilty last week of hitting a 9-year-old Chicago Public Schools student with a belt at his West Garfield Park elementary school.The family of Jo’maury Champ said Juanita Tyler came to his school in September 2018 and at Tilton Elementary School, at the behest of the boy’s teacher, Kristen Haynes.Tyler and Haynes were charged later that month in connection with the incident at the school, at 223 N. Keeler Ave.Tyler, 58, was found guilty Friday of a misdemeanor count of domestic battery causing bodily harm during a bench trial at the Harrison District Courthouse, court records show.Haynes, 52, was acquitted of misdemeanor counts of battery and child endangerment, records show.Cook County Judge Laura Bertucci-Smith sentenced Tyler to a year of conditional discharge and ordered her to take parenting classes, state’s attorney’s office spokeswoman Tandra Simonton said. Tyler will also be required to register as a violent offender against youth.Al Hofeld, an attorney for the family in their ongoing federal lawsuit against CPS, Tyler and Haynes, said his clients were “disappointed” in the verdict against Haynes but said they plan to “vigorously pursue” the lawsuit now that the criminal case has ended.Jo’maury, now 11, currently attends a different CPS, Hofeld said.CPS removed Haynes from the classroom shortly after the incident and moved to fire her in March 2019, CPS spokeswoman Emily Bolton said Tuesday. Haynes is currently suspended without pay during ongoing termination proceedings.Know about breaking news as it happens. We follow the stories and update you as they develop.It is astounding that the president continues to downplay the deadly threat of the coronavirus, likening it to the flu.It baffles me that anyone in this age of growing income inequality would continue to see themselves as having more in common with the wealthy than the poor — when most of us are just one health catastrophe or job loss from gravitating to the bottom of the heap.There’s so much to do in the week ahead in Chicago, both online and in-person.Their animated sideline conversation last week was part of the process of forging the kind of quarterback/play-caller bond that makes a good offense tick. "Nags and I are on the same page." &nbsp;Te’o hasn’t been a full-time starter since 2017, but is trying to extend his career at 29.The gunman who shot the woman hasn’t been arrested yet but motorist Jennifer Medina, who was driving the car from where the shots were fired, has been charged with attempted murder.

Filed under:The family of Jo’maury Champ said Juanita Tyler came to his school in September 2018 and struck him repeated with a belt in a bathroom at Tilton Elementary School, at the behest of the boy’s teacher, Kristen Haynes.A woman was found guilty last week of hitting a 9-year-old Chicago Public Schools student with a belt at his West Garfield Park elementary school.The family of Jo’maury Champ said Juanita Tyler came to his school in September 2018 and at Tilton Elementary School, at the behest of the boy’s teacher, Kristen Haynes.Tyler and Haynes were charged later that month in...

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