NJ teacher quits following controversy over student's Hitler essay
The teacher at Maugham Elementary School in Tenafly, who remains unidentified, was placed on paid leave following the incident.
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Jul 13, 2021, 8:58 PM
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Updated 1,256 days ago
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523ds agoA New Jersey teacher is quitting following the controversy over a student's essay praising Adolf Hitler.
The teacher at Maugham Elementary School in Tenafly, who remains unidentified, was placed on paid leave following the incident. Principal Jennifer Ferrara was also placed on paid leave.
MORE: School partners with Jewish group to teach about Holocaust following controversial Hitler report
Ferrara was reinstated yesterday and will work with the school board and administration "to create a safer environment for students moving forward."
This is a developing story. Stay with News 12 for updates.
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