Rancier Middle School in Killeen, Texas.
Rancier Middle School in Killeen, Texas.
A center college in Killeen, Texas, has parted methods with a trainer who assigned college students worksheets with racial and different derogatory phrases.
In a letter to oldsters Thursday, the Killeen Independent School District mentioned the now-former trainer, whose title has not been launched, handed out “an appalling and very disturbing project.”
The worksheets, which had been handed round to about 10 college students in a category at Rancier Middle School, included a “Trigger Words Scramble” that featured the N-word, in addition to phrases like “fats” and “crackhead,” in line with Waco-based ABC affiliate KXXV.
“There isn’t any argument to condone such an offensive gesture, and we deeply remorse the project was ever created and distributed to even a small group of scholars,” wrote Superintendent John Craft within the district’s letter.
The trainer was a brand new rent, having joined Killeen ISD in August.
The project brought about outrage in the local people. About 90% of the varsity’s 785 college students determine as a minority, with most being Black or Hispanic.
In the letter to oldsters, Craft mentioned the unauthorized project “doesn’t help nor mirror” the district’s values.
“The classwork was inappropriate, insensitive, and failed miserably to help our mission,” he wrote.
The district remains to be investigating the incident, and Craft mentioned that folks of scholars within the class have been “personally contacted by the campus principal.”
