New Jersey school apologizes for teaching students that ISIS is a terrorist group
After receiving criticism from a Muslim group, the school stated: "We apologize for this incident and understand the impact and deep concern."

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Schuyler Colfax High School in Wayne, New Jersey, publicly apologized after claiming on a quiz that the Islamic State (ISIS) is a terrorist group.
The quiz asked students to select the correct answer to the question:
The Islamic State was included as one of the possible answers.
One group says the message reflects "anti-Muslim hatred"
The apology comes after the Muslim group Teaching While Muslim (TWM) criticized the quiz and urged its social media followers to "call and email everyone you can" in response to the description of ISIS as a "terrorist group."
The group posted on their Instagram account:
The group stated that, in its opinion, the teacher "should be held responsible for this misinformation," since the response contains historical information of an "inaccurate fact." It also indicated that the post contained a message that reflected anti-Muslim hatred:
ISIS was designated as a terrorist organization by the U.S.
The Islamic State (ISIS) was designated as a terrorist organization by the United States. According to the director of National Intelligence:
The school's response
The group called Wayne for Palestine also posted the school's response apologizing for asking an "offensive" question:
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