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Coverage dated December 19, 2021

Third-grade students were allegedly told to reenact elements of the Holocaust

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By Sonnet Swire A staff member at a Washington, DC, elementary school is under investigation after allegedly telling third-grade students to reenact incidents from the Holocaust, DC Public Schools (DCPS) said in a statement to CNN.

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  1. KRDO

    Third-grade students were allegedly told to reenact elements of the Holocaust (opens KRDO)

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    By Sonnet Swire A staff member at a Washington, DC, elementary school is under investigation after allegedly telling third-grade students to reenact incidents from the Holocaust, DC Public Schools (DCPS) said in a statement to CNN.

  2. PJ Media

    Holocaust Re-Enactment for Third-Graders Is the Latest School Outrage (opens PJ Media)

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    A DC-area elementary school was forced to apologize on Friday for requiring third-graders to participate in a Holocaust re-enactment, right down to digging mass graves and pretending to shoot each oth...

  3. The Daily Caller

    D.C. Public School Staff Member Reportedly Told Third-Graders To Reenact The Holocaust Because ‘Jews Ruined Christmas’ (opens The Daily Caller)

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    A librarian at Watkins Elementary School in Washington D.C. allegedly tasked third-graders with reenacting the Holocaust.

  4. CBS News

    Third-graders were allegedly asked to reenact events from the Holocaust. A staff member has now been put on leave. (opens CBS News)

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    According to a letter from the Washington, D.C. elementary school's principal, the staff member "used hate speech during the lesson."

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