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Posted on: May 8th, 2008
Filed Under: [ Education ] [ Youth ] [ Eye Openers ] [ New Jersey ]
Tags: bilingual, student
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A state Department of Education investigation into allegations that a black vice principal forced Hispanic fifth-graders to eat on the floor has determined that the incidents occurred, but they were not racist acts.
The investigation found that Sumner Elementary Vice Principal Theresa Brown regularly punished students by making them eat on the gym floor. And although only Hispanic bilingual students eating on the floor were denied lunch trays, that was due to administrative failure, not bias, the report said.”*
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