- Duxbury High School says language was ‘horrifying’
- School district launches investigation into episode
A Massachusetts high school fired its football coach and hired an outside consultant on Wednesday to assist an investigation into reports that the team used antisemitic language, including a mention of Auschwitz, in their playcalling during a recent game.
“The outrage is real, warranted, and we hear it,” Duxbury High School’s administration said in a statement. “The fact that members of our school community used such offensive language, including antisemitic language, is horrifying and disappointing.”
