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Parent says son's racial-harassment investigation was inadequate; board to address in executive session

Winslow Township School District Board of Education · June 10, 2026
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Summary

A parent told the Winslow Township board that her son experienced racial harassment at School Six and said she did not agree with the school's investigation; the board indicated the matter would be handled in executive session.

Courtney Liberis addressed the board during public comment on June 10, saying her son experienced racial harassment at School Six and that she disagreed with the results of the school's investigation. Liberis asked the board to address the matter and make sure the family’s concerns were taken seriously.

"My son was subjected to racial um racial harassment at school six and they did an investigation and I didn't agree with the investigation," Liberis said, describing dissatisfaction with the school's response. A board representative told her the matter would be handled in executive session later in the meeting, where personnel and confidential student-matter protocol could be observed.

The public record in open session contains the parent's statement and the board's commitment to address the issue in closed session; no additional administrative findings or outcomes were offered in open session.