School district apologizes for student KKK skit

(AP) — A Philadelphia-area school district superintendent has apologized for a class skit in which students dressed in Ku Klux Klan-like outfits, calling the activity "inappropriate" and showing "poor judgment."

Superintendent Richard Dunlap of the Upper Darby School District sent a message of apology to parents and the community Friday after a photo of the students surfaced on social media Thursday night.