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Former paraprofessional found guilty of assaulting young girl at Hudson school

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MANCHESTER, N.H.- A former paraprofessional who worked at the Hudson school has been found guilty of assaulting an 8-year-old girl with autism.

According to court documents Jenna Kulik was found guilty of simple assault for grabbing the child and her conduct involving the student all of which occurred at the Nottingham Elementary School this past March.

Kulik is now due back in court for a sentencing hearing which has been scheduled for December 1st.

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