Child Missing Three Hours from After-School Program
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A child was unaccounted for three hours during an after-school program, according to recently revealed documents. This raises concerns about the safety and supervision standards at such programs, affecting parents, children, and program administrators.
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- •The child was missing for a continuous period of three hours.
- •The incident occurred during an after-school program.
- •Documents detailing the event have been made public on March 2, 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸After-school program administrators improve supervision protocols The risk of children going missing during programs decreases, restoring parental trust and enhancing child safety.
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