The Aledo ISD superintendent stated that she is troubled by the flyer incident, and reportedly announced “the beginnings of a plan” aimed at tackling the problem.
Aledo ISD police moved to investigate an incident involving flyers displayed near local school campuses advertising a “great sale of slaves”, Fox affiliate KDFW reports.
According to the media outlet, Lopez and several other parents and students addressed the school board about the flyers and about a situation with a Snapchat conversation last month in which students discussed how much some of their fellow classmates would be worth in a slave trade.
Superintendent Susan Bohn said that she was troubled by the flyer incident, and observed that “this behavior does not reflect the values of our school district or our community.”
She also mentioned “the beginnings of a plan” to address the incident, including measures such as “reinforcing current conduct rules and consequences, creating working groups between members of the school board and the community about race relations and parent training seminars,” the media outlet notes.
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