The school will be partnering with the American Jewish Committee and Maltz Museum to teach students about all faiths and cultures.
During a game on May 1, members of Orange's team said that a member of the Elyria Catholic co-ed lacrosse team made an anti-Semitic statement toward their team.
The school district investigated the allegations and said that although there was conflicting testimony, they believe that it is reasonable to conclude an inappropriate comment was made. Their investigation included speaking to coaches, players, and officials, reviewing video and images from the event, as well as obtaining statements from players on the visiting team.
The school will be partnering with the American Jewish Committee and the Maltz Museum to teach their students about all faiths and cultures. RELATED: Districts investigating allegation of anti-Semitic remark made during Elyria Catholic, Orange lacrosse game This isn't the first time that Orange High School's lacrosse team has allegedly faced anti-Semitism from an opposing school.Orange lacrosse players say Lake Catholic player had swastika on leg, according to superintendent RELATED: Orange lacrosse players say Lake Catholic player had swastika on leg, according to superintendent
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