A school district in Virginia has apologised after it stirred up controversy with a T-shirt logo that resembled a swastika.. Hanover County Schools’ Superintendent Dr Michael Gill posted a ...

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It stopped distributing T-shirts with the logo and was working to remove it from the conference, Gill said. Hanover County is north of Richmond and the school district has around 17,000 students.

HANOVER COUNTY, Va. -- Hanover County Schools has responded to criticism over a logo placed on a t-shirt handed out to staff during a Unified Professional Learning Conference this week.

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The superintendent of Hanover schools is apologizing about the district using a logo on T-shirts and other materials that resembles a swastika.

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