After CPS violated state law over physical restraint, district says it's met training mandates. Parents and experts say more needs to be done.

Less than an hour after Chicago Public Schools disclosed its multiple violations of state law regarding the physical restraint of students in May, parents began responding with complaints. “(M)y child has been hit by a cps teacher the principal and staff are aware ... nothing has been done please help,” wrote the first of several parents and guardians who emailed CPS over the summer regarding ...

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