Pennsylvanian teachers were forced to resign because they were called “terrorists” in front of other students in front of other students.
A 12 -year -old student said on January 16 that in a post -school class at Dawfin Junior High School, when a female teacher who was unite told him, he said, “I will not negotiate with a terrorist.”
I felt like his father, Adam Rerman, felt like a 7th grade feeling that the whole world around him was rotating. I told the WHP on monday.
“He was neglected and alienated,” said Dad. “The person said it roughly and discriminated with the child very easily in front of others.”
The district announced the resignation of a teacher at the Board of Directors on Monday shortly after the coalition led by the United States and the Filadelphia Branch of the Islamic Council (Cair), who pledged to seek a “quick” survey.
However, the boy's family was angry at the fact that the teacher was allowed to resign without apologizing or not punished.
“She was embarrassed to him, she betrayed him, she hurt him,” said the accuser's brother.
“She loses his trust in his teacher, and is a child. Think about the impact on him. I didn't apologize to him. There is nothing. This is someone. How to treat your child? “
Others told the board on Monday that the district should not resign, but should take more powerful disciplinary action against teachers.
“It's not enough to just allow the teacher to leave the teacher on vacation,” said a speaker.
“This is why Palestinians, Muslims, or the establishment of the history of Arabs is pushed to our educational system,” another person added.
The district said he would not comment on the situation or planning plans.
In a statement read during a Monday meeting, the Board of Education, Chairman Michael Jacobs, stated that the area had a “zero trolance” policy for hatred speech.
“The district, this board, and this government are all proud of the diversity of our schools. We strive to provide a comprehensive environment. This character is the staff. It is contrary to the value of policy and our districts. ”
Rerman told the outlet that his family was considering taking action on the school and extending accusations to teachers.
