A Washington, DC, elementary school staffer has been placed on leave after allegedly directing third graders to act out scenes from the Holocaust, including pretending to dig mass graves.
“Students should never be tasked with acting out any atrocity, especially genocide and war,” a DC Public Schools spokesperson said.A Washington D.C. elementary school staffer has been placed on leave after allegedly directing third graders to act out scenes from the Holocaust, including pretending to dig mass graves.
One student was reportedly cast as Adolf Hitler while others were directed to dig mass graves and act as if they were dying in a gas chamber,Further, there were allegations that a staff member used hate speech during the lesson, a DC Public Schools spokesperson told NBC News.
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