A Toronto public school board investigation has found no evidence of wrongdoing at John Fisher Junior Public School following a mother’s allegation that her son had been subjected to dozens of incidents of anti-Black racism including being locked in a closet-sized room.
The findings come a year and a half after the initial complaint resulted in the school’s principal, vice-principal and a teacher being placed on home assignment while Toronto Police Service, Children’s Aid Society and a third-party investigator for the Toronto District School Board conducted their own inquiries.
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Mother alleges son, 6, faced ongoing racism at a midtown school. Meanwhile, dozens of parents