Maliki And Marquell's Relationship

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Per Reporter: The children are unkempt when arriving to school; their clothes are dirty and are too little. The children do not wear socks, but have worn jackets. Several teachers (unknown) have provided assistance to get Kailee and Kyndel’s hair done. Kailee’s hair was matted. Maliki and Marquell are bullied because of their appearance. As a result, Marquell and Maliki self-esteem has been impacted. Maliki has anger spells; however, the father (unknown) informed that there will be consequences for misbehaving. Either Maliki or Marquell has an odor of urine. Maliki has been witnessed eating fast and asking others for their food. Maliki mentioned that they don’t eat every night; they’ll sometimes eat cereal. Maliki becomes angry if he misses

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