Gragg said that neither he nor the school were aware these shirts existed or that the staff would wear them to practice yesterday. He added, "The shirts are inappropriate, offensive, and tone deaf." ...

NJ.com first reported the incident, saying the shirts were worn as part ... any type of political paraphernalia in schools except for teaching purposes. Staff dress codes are sometimes written ...

“I feel as if those t-shirts at Belleville High School ... conversations among our students and staff,” Perrapato wrote. The local school board’s policies protect free speech, but generally ...

The shirts were worn during a dress-down day ... On Tuesday, Perrapato sent a letter to parents, staff and the school community in which he acknowledged “a recent situation that has caused ...

The shirts were worn during a dress-down day ... On Tuesday, Perrapato sent a letter to parents, staff and the school community in which he acknowledged “a recent situation that has caused ...