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A 10-year-old girl is suing Baltimore City Public Schools after they failed to protect her in school from being knocked out during school hours.
The incident happened in 2017 when the girl was 7-years-old and a student at Waverly Elementary School in North Baltimore.
The suit claims another student slammed the child s head into a brick wall, knocking her unconscious while waiting for the bus after school.
She was diagnosed with an acute head injury with loss of consciousness.
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