A private school in Westchester County where a teacher allegedly held a mock slave auction of black students said Wednesday it reached an agreement with the New York attorney general to improve its approach to diversity.
In two fifth-grade social studies classes at the Chapel School in Bronxville, a teacher conducted re-enactments of a slave auction as part of March lessons
on colonial America, according to a civil rights investigation by the attorney general’s office. It found that a teacher told the African-American students...
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