School officials say they believe ending Halloween celebrations will build equity and foster inclusion.
MAPLEWOOD, N.J. -- There will be no Halloween events at some schools in New Jersey.The South Orange-Maplewood School District is kicking the holiday out of the classroom.
In a letter, school officials said there will be no Halloween-themed events and no costumes will be worn during school hours.They say they believe ending Halloween celebrations will build equity and foster inclusion.In a post on X, Gov. Phil Murphy said, 'Seriously? We can't let kids celebrate Halloween? Give me a break.'
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