Barrington Public Schools teacher placed on leave amid social media allegations

“It was a post of a male teacher who is saying that the killing is justifiable,” said Molly Magnuson, a Barrington parent. “No remorse, no nothing, it was basically that he got what was coming for him.”

The school committee is not releasing the name of the teacher involved in the incident.

The school committee will discuss who the independent investigator will be on Monday.



Barrington Public Schools teacher placed on leave amid social media allegations


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