was retaliated against in a “hostile education environment. Instead, according to the complaint, J.A. But the family claimed in their lawsuit that nothing was done regarding the alleged violation of the state’s harassment, intimidation, and bullying laws.
The complaint says J.A.’s “appearance easily identifies him as a member of the mixed-race community.” His mother is Afro-Latina, and his father is white.įollowing the delivery, the Andersons contacted Woodland School Principal Jeff Heaney, the Warren Township School District, and the district board. Denise determined that the package was ordered by her son’s second-grade teacher, Christine Rzasa, after speaking with Amazon’s customer service, the suit says. During the 2021-22 school year, administrators of Woodland School in Warren had access to students’ addresses for remote learning, the complaint says. Schools Warren School Board Election: See Who's Running In 2022 There are 7 candidates vying for 3 seats on the Warren School Board and 7 candidates vying for 3 seats on the Watching. A New Jersey family has filed a racial harassment complaint against a school district after the parents said their son’s teacher sent him an unsolicited package that included an afro wig and white face paint in an “act of intimidation.”Īccording to the July 6 complaint, Denise and Kevin Anderson say the package was sent to their seven-year-old son-only referred to as “J.A.”-by Amazon on July 9, 2021, but there was no sender information.
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