New video trains educators on how to report child abuse

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A new instructional video created to train Carroll teachers on how to report suspected child abuse has been distributed to schools statewide.

“Teachers have to be the eyes and ears to the children in our community,” said Lynn Wiser, child protective services administrator with the Carroll Department of Social Services, in a video finished this year that was presented Thursday to state lawmakers for the first time.

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