Parents reacted with anger and disbelief at a “Family Quiz” given to young kids at a Virginia middle school, containing terms like “Boy Toy” and “Trophy Wife.” The outcry prompted the superintendent of Hopewell Schools to issue a statement on Monday, Nov. 13, promising to take action and acknowledging the learning tool was “not in any way appropriate,” reports WTVR.
A teacher at Carter G. Woodson Middle School assigned the worksheet on Friday, Nov. 10, in a Family & Consumer Sciences class, parents said.
