A substitute teacher states that Santa Claus is not real first class, which has led the director to apologize

A substitute teacher from a New Jersey elementary school may be put on the list of naughty people after declaring at a course that Santa Claus It was not real and that the gifts

Michael J. Raj, director of Cedar Hill Elementary School in Towaco in Morris County, explained to parents, in a letter, that the incident occurred. Was produced Thursday and that the school had maintained with them. the substitute "concerning his poor judgment in making this proclamation," reported NJ.com.

"As a father of four, I am really aware of the sensitivity of this announcement," he said. "On behalf of Cedar Hill School, I apologize for this incident."

Raj wanted to alert parents of the situation in case their children would talk about it.

"If the conversation continues at home over the next few days, you can take the measures that are required to preserve the innocence of your childhood during the holiday season," writes he in the letter.

Parent Lisa Simek wrote on Facebook that the teacher had started by asking the class what holiday was approaching. When the children responded that Christmas was the next break, the teacher "is completely unleashed," wrote Simek.

"She told them that Santa was not real and that parents were buying gifts and putting them under their tree," writes Simek, whose 6-year-old daughter was in the class. "She told them that reindeer can not fly and elves are not real."

The deputy did not stop there and also told the class that the tooth fairy and the Easter bunny did not exist, according to Simek's article. [19659007] "An adult woman tried to crush the spirit of our 6-year-old child, as well as the other 22 children in CH's freshman class, many of us controlling the damage since the kids came home from school, "she said.

Another mother, Mayra Aboyoun, announced in a Facebook group in Montville that her daughter was "torn apart," according to the local newspaper Tap into Montville.

Aboyoun told the newspaper that she had tried to remedy the situation by trying to remedy the situation. taking his daughter to see Santa at a local event and telling him that the replacement was his devilish counterpart and "will not come back".

Raj told NJ.com that the replacement had been working in the Montville School District for a few years. but it is unclear if she will be invited to teach at Cedar Hill.