footage from the area.

"We believe that the little girl was dumped here," Chitwood said.

Fernando Gallard, a spokesman for the school district, said the district is investigating. The woman signed in at the door, but headed straight to the girl's classroom and did not stop at the office first, Gallard said.

"She said she was there to pick up her daughter," he said, adding that it appears the child went willingly. "She took the child and walked out of the school."

Under the school's policy, he said, the woman should have signed in at the door and then gone straight to the office - not the classroom. "The exchange does not happen at the classroom level," he said.

The district is investigating the incident and reviewing its policies with school employees, GallardThe making of
Lawrence of Arabia - Battle for the Arab World, was a massive
undertaking.

The two-part multi-million dollar PBS production was filmed in Jordan,
Syria and England and took in many of the actual places where Lawrence
lived and worked, fought and died.

The crew traveled to the Middle East in the summer of 2002
to dramatically re-create scenes from Lawrence's life in modern day Jordan, Syria and Saudi Arabia.

They likened themselves to a Bedouin-style caravan, trekking across the desert
complete with a costume department, prop makers, extras, animal
wranglers, an armourer, pyrotechnic experts and film crew.

They were joined in Jordan by an all-Arab cast who helped them to recreate key
moments from the Arab Revolt. Some 60 officers from the Royal Jordanian Camel
Corps and Mounted Police demonstrated their expert horse and camel riding skills
by portraying