Graffiti threatening Upper Darby High School in Pennsylvania to hire “more black teachers” or “5 white ones will die” was found in a bathroom.
Graffiti threatening a Pennsylvania high school to hire “more black teachers” or “5 white ones will die” was found in a bathroom, alarming local parents who claim they were not told of the vandalism.
Bernhardt said police were told that the message was in fact real and determined it was likely written by a developmentally challenged 19-year-old student, the Daily Times reported. “Correct me if I’m wrong, but the kids in our school district are out of control, all the way down to the elementary schools,” another parent sounded off, according to the outlet. “Something has to happen. This is unexceptional on so many levels. I feel sorry for their futures with this mentality.”
“In this particular situation, there has been some writing on a bathroom wall. … We couldn’t identify anybody at the time,” he added. “We did communicate and work with police, and we’ve investigated that matter and investigated with police and done our part internally. Given the circumstances, it really could not go out with a public review of all that information.”
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