An Ohio school district employee is facing unspecified “disciplinary action” over a racially charged statement directed at a parent and her daughter, WTOL-Toledo reports. The Evergreen Middle School parent, who is of Middle Eastern descent, alleges that after she and her daughter entered through a set of doors to the school an employee “just looks at me and my daughter and asks if I have a bomb on me.” The incident occurred in Fulton County, a community of approximately 43,000 residents west of Toledo. The parent told the television station that she was dropping her daughter off at school during the lunch period when the employee approached them. The parent requested anonymity because her daughter still attends the school. IN OTHER NEWS: Trump sending a coded message to the far-right with the location of next rally: experts “I was in complete shock. I was like, ‘Excuse me?'” the mother said. “She’s like, ‘We just don’t let anybody into the building – you wouldn’t happen to have a bomb on you would you?’ “And I was in complete shock, I was stuttering. I said (to her,) ‘I am just here to drop off my daughter.'” ADVERTISEMENT Evergreen Local School District Superintendent Eric Smola in a statement to the television station confirmed that an investigation resulted in the employee facing disciplinary action over the comment. “Unfortunately, a comment was made last month by one of our teachers to a parent and her daughter that goes against Evergreen’s core values,” the statement said.
via rawstory. ‘Complete shock’: School worker blurts out racist remark as Ohio mom drops off her daughter