
By Dan Alexander June 21, 2017 4:07 PM
WALL — One of the students whose yearbook pictures were censored in order to remove Donald Trump refernces is calling for an independent investigation, saying that the district superintendent cannot be trusted because she once posted an anti-Trump article to the district website.
Superintendent Cheryl Dyer call the accusation an affront to her “personally and professionally.”
Wyatt Dobrovich-Fago told the township Board of Education on Tuesday that he wants an independent investigation into the deletion of the logos from his sweater vest and from the T-shirt worn by junior Grant Berardo, according to a News 12 New Jersey report. A Trump quotation submitted by Wyatt’s sister, freshman class president Montana, also was omitted.
The yearbook alterations caused a local stir and made national headlines.
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