Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No disrespect intended toward you. This firm is essentially a group of cover up specialist. Some of their conduct is potentially a violation of the rules of professional conduct and actually has potential criminal implications. If Aleta law is reading this they're welcome to sue me. We can see who's telling the truth and who's lying
I am so sorry about what you experienced at camp and in the school’s response. The school is not truthful and covers up everything. Please suggest a private way to connect people.
Anonymous wrote:Look up most any child care facility on that site and you will see some violation so Congressional camp shouldn’t be singled out. The link also says the complaint was not valid
and doesn’t mention abuse.
Anonymous wrote:No disrespect intended toward you. This firm is essentially a group of cover up specialist. Some of their conduct is potentially a violation of the rules of professional conduct and actually has potential criminal implications. If Aleta law is reading this they're welcome to sue me. We can see who's telling the truth and who's lying
Anonymous wrote:Are you seriously suggesting calling Aleta law? This firm has engaged in conduct that I can only describe as deeply disturbing and unethical. These "lawyers" have a history of making knowingly false statements
Anonymous wrote:Congressional Camp has a reputation - it's older kids and counselors that are the perpetrators so it would not be found in the VA DSS database. If you live in Arlington, you can look through the MONA archives to find information on past instances, unless it's been scrubbed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The report says 'The preponderance of evidence gathered during the investigation does not support the allegations; therefore, the complaint is determined to be not valid.'
As a parent of a young camper, I would feel better if the report said there was no evidence. Could this mean it could be a he/she said problem?!??
The report also says the complaint was “relating to allegations in the areas of staffing and supervision, staff qualification and training, and programs” — which doesn’t sound like abuse.
Either OP has info about something else entirely or has completely misrepresented the situation.
Anonymous wrote:The report says 'The preponderance of evidence gathered during the investigation does not support the allegations; therefore, the complaint is determined to be not valid.'
As a parent of a young camper, I would feel better if the report said there was no evidence. Could this mean it could be a he/she said problem?!??
Anonymous wrote:I found this:
www.dss.virginia.gov/facility/search/cc2.cgi?rm=Inspection;Inspection=168278;ID=8297;
"The center conducted a summer program for approximately 250 children ages 4 to 12 years enrolled at an off-site satellite location for four weeks that was not approved under the terms of the current license issued by the department."
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REPEAT VIOLATION:
The center is required to obtain background checks from any state in which the individual has resided in the preceding five years.
Staff #2, employed for eight years, did not have documentation of requesting a central registry check from one state.