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The incident began when the unidentified student at Minisink Valley High School allegedly took a photo of a female African-American classmate and then referred to her using the "N'" word in the post, and adding that she should be lynched, said News 12.
The girl's brother told News 12 the boy didn't have his sister's consent to take the photo or share it on Snapchat. He posted a video on social media to hold the student accountable.
Minisink Valley School Superintendent Brian Monahan said in a statement posted Monday, Dec. 21: "The district has no tolerance for hateful language or any type of conduct that endangers the physical or emotional sense of safety and security of our students and staff."
He added that the school, which received numerous complaints, has taken disciplinary action against the student and has notified local law enforcement authorities.
The girl's family has hired an attorney to pursue the matter.
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