A school supervisor in Alberta is charged after police allege they beat a child with a belt at a school in Fort Vermilion (also reported as Fort Vermillion). Both outlets report that the allegation involves corporal punishment using what police describe as “the strap.” According to the reporting, police found that using such corporal punishment was reflected in the school or disciplinary policies. The charges follow an investigation into how discipline was administered. While details of the specific allegations and court process are not included in the provided summaries, the articles agree that the supervisor’s alleged actions involved physical punishment with a belt and that investigators linked the practice to established disciplinary rules. The reporting also indicates this is not an isolated incident in the allegations but rather connected to the school’s approach to discipline. The sources do not describe the child’s injuries or the supervisor’s response in the provided text. The matter proceeds through the criminal justice system.