“I work to expose students to certain things but not all parents want their students exposed so they will not be and I can’t force that issue,” he wrote. “I can’t say the Holocaust is a factual, historical event because I am not in the position to do so as a school district employee."

The principal added that he approaches lessons about slavery in the same way, writing, “I do allow information about the Holocaust to be presented and allow students and parents to make decisions about it accordingly.”
I'm sorry (NOT) if exposure to FACTUAL HISTORICAL EVENTS LIKE THE EXTERMINATION OF JEWS (and others) AND SLAVERY make some of your students uncomfortable (their parents more likely, b/c they learned this discomfort at home). And why are school officials trying this, "oh, I can't take a stance" on historical events? Like he thinks, well, slavery really WAS about states' rights and had nothing to do with subjugation (good chance of this) and he might really think the Holocaust didn't happen....and who knows, that when the wind stops blowing, you can lose your television reception! (Oh, and let's not forget about those Revolutionary War Airports either, folks! Maybe he'll want to teach about THOSE!) Smh....