Hermiston — The Hermiston school district is immediately replacing a zombie-related curriculum used in an Armand Larive Middle School exploratory reading class, it announced.
The decision followed a story about the elective reading course earlier this week in the East Oregonian.
The use of zombie-related materials is unfortunate and was not approved in accordance with district curricular policies, said Superintendent Fred Maiocco in a statement.
We extend our regrets to anyone offended by their use, he said.
While zombies may be a contemporary topic, the topic is not appropriate for middle school students and the curriculum in the course has been replaced, the district said.


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