Overview
- Dozens attended a Freehold Regional school board meeting as parents demanded accountability and stronger Holocaust education.
- The social media messages, attributed to Manalapan High School freshmen, referenced dressing as Hitler and Holocaust victims and included explicit antisemitic threats.
- District Superintendent Nicole Hazel condemned the conduct and said the district and police are investigating the off-campus posts.
- Counseling and support services were offered to students as the district pledged immediate and comprehensive action to address antisemitism.
- News reports cite two-week suspensions, though the district has not confirmed any specific consequences, and the posts were shared across Snapchat and other platforms.