Five board members from the ed tech group Massachusetts Computer Using Educators have resigned following a MassCUE conference when speakers made "dangerous" anti-Israel and Holocaust comments.&nbsp;


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-12-25 17:01:57">December 25, 2024 at 5:01 PM EST</time>

Five board members from the ed tech group Massachusetts Computer Using Educators have resigned following a MassCUE conference when speakers made “dangerous” anti-Israel and Holocaust co…{ai:summary}<p>Five board members of Massachusetts Computer Using Educators have resigned after a conference where speakers made controversial anti-Israel and Holocaust remarks. The resignations highlight concerns over the organization's stance on sensitive topics. #society</p>

Massachusetts ed tech group’s board members resign after ‘dangerous’ anti-Israel, Holocaust comments at conference

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