Attorney Gina DeBoni, representing the affected family, stated, “The decision to terminate the Westgate Elementary School nurse is more than appropriate but far overdue. The reckless actions by District 25 disregarded the health and well-being of multiple children and put them at risk.”
This statement reflects the broader community’s sentiment and highlights the potential legal implications for the school district. As personal injury attorneys dedicated to advocating for victims’ rights, we at Levin & Perconti recognize the profound impact such incidents can have on families and communities.
“As a mother with school-age children and as a lawyer, I find these actions deeply disturbing. As a resident of Arlington Heights, I am committed to seeking justice for the families affected and ensuring such a reprehensible breach of trust is never repeated in our community.” – Jaime Koziol Delaney
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