Elementary school parents raise concerns about coloring exercise containing Nazi imagery
By KGTV News Staff
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SAN DIEGO, California (KGTV) — Some parents at a Chula Vista elementary school are raising concerns after they noticed a coloring exercise containing antisemitic images.
ABC 10News received a photo of the exercise, in which students are supposed to identify different colors and objects, from a J. Calvin Lauderbach Elementary School parent.
We blurred the image, but the page shows a military helmet with a Nazi symbol on it.
Our newsroom received the following response from the Chula Vista Elementary School District:
“Yes, it was brought to the district’s attention that during a coloring exercise designed to help students identify different objects and colors, one of the images referred to a group associated with deeply harmful ideologies. The district does not condone this type of content, which was a terrible error.
“We have taken immediate steps to ensure that this does not occur again. In addition, the principal sent a letter to all families on Friday night that apologized for exposing students to content that contradicts the district’s values and beliefs.”
This is a developing story. ABC 10News’ team of journalists is working to gather more details about this incident.
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