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Cherry Hill Courier-Post MEDFORD – When a South Jersey teacher faced complaints over a classroom discussion of the N-word including the white educator’s assertion that he should be allowed to say the slur and one student s tearful reaction school officials initially thought an apology was in order. But a series of events soon led to a long legal battle over the teacher s future at Lenape High School. One day after the discussion, a student came forward with another concern about Joseph Archible, a 14-year English teacher at the Medford school. The girl said Archible, whom she described as “somewhat creepy and weird,” had given her an unsolicited ticket to a poetry festival and, “out of the blue,” a personal copy of one of his favorite books, “On the Road” by Jack Kerouac.

Burlington countyNew jerseyUnited statesMount laurelLenape high schoolJoseph archibleTony cattaniJack kerouacCarol birnbohmSteven cohenTimothy brownDepartment of educationTthe peace learning centerPeace learning centerSouth jerseyLenape high