Award-Winning, White Teacher Quits Racist, Overpriced, Private New Jersey School, Charging School Boss with Creating a “Hostile Culture of Conformity and Fear”

 

Dana Stangel-Plowe, left, who taught at the Dwight-Englewood School in Bergen County [N.J.], accused the school of creating a “hostile culture of conformity and fear.”

She said Head of School Rodney De Jarnett, top right, told the entire faculty that he would fire everyone if he could to replace them with people of color.

She also accused the school of segregating teachers by their skin color.

Stangel-Plowe’s resignation letter was published by the Foundation Against Intolerance & Racism. The organization said Stangel-Plowe is an “award-winning teacher” and a graduate of Cornell University, as well as a published poet, in highlighting her credentials.

“I became a teacher at Dwight-Englewood because, as a parent, I loved how the school both nurtured and challenged my own children. Today, I am resigning from a job I love because D-E has changed in ways that undermine its mission and prevent me from holding true to my conscience as an educator,” she wrote.

 

Excerpt re-posted by Nicholas Stix

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