Beachwood officials said Brooklyn school leaders have been responsive and apologetic.
Beachwood Superintendent Robert Hardis said in an email to students and families that he learned late during the first half of the game that Brooklyn players were repeatedly using the word “Nazi” to call out football plays during the game.
Theodore Claris, superintendent of Brooklyn City Schools, said in an email McFarland’s resignation was effective immediately. He said McFarland, as well as the school district, expresses deep regret and apologizes to both schools for the incident. Claris said the school hopes to learn from the incident. He said the Anti-Defamation League of Ohio contacted the district and will be used as a resource going forward to promote understanding and tolerance.“There is no place for this sort of behavior, and we invite Brooklyn’s city leaders to join us in condemning it,” according to a statement from Mayor Justin Berns and city council. “Brooklyn’s behavior violates the norms and expectations of conduct that should be taught to every student.
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