New Jersey’s Washington Township School District removed rainbow-colored Safe Zone signs that had been hanging outside at Long Valley Middle School.
A New Jersey school district removed rainbow-colored “Safe Zone” signs hanging outside classrooms at its middle school after parents deemed them non-inclusive.
They were displayed to illustrate that the rooms were designated safe spaces for its LBTQ+ student body.
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