To the Editor,
The alleged racial issue in the Lynnfield Public Schools has received a great deal of coverage in the Lynnfield Weekly News and the Lynn Daily Item. Much has been said about policies, procedures, transparency, and the responsibility of school administrators in dealing with this situation. Yet, nowhere did I read about what the role the parents of those students making these racist remarks plays in solving the problem.
From my observation, intolerance and bullying are learned behaviors.
Helen Breen, retired English teacher
Lynnfield
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