Donald Trump thanks students whose yearbooks were altered <\/p>\n
President Trump is weighing in on a high school that had yearbooks altered to remove three students' references to him <\/p>\n
Updated: 1:21 AM EDT Jun 21, 2017 <\/p>\n
President Donald Trump is weighing in on a New Jersey high school that had yearbooks altered to remove three students' references to him. <\/p>\n
The Asbury Park Press reports Trump posted a letter to his Facebook page Monday, thanking Wall High School students Montana and Wyatt Dobrovich-Fago, who previously reported their entries were altered to remove references to Trump. <\/p>\n
The letter itself was written by Michael Glassner, the executive director of Trump's campaign. He sent it to the siblings along with a care package of campaign memorabilia. <\/p>\n
Superintendent Cheryl Dyer ruled the alteration of Wyatt's photo was unintentional, and said it wasn't clear if Montana's quotation of Trump was intentionally left out. <\/p>\n
Dyer says another student, junior Grant Berardo, had his Trump T-shirt digitally painted a nondescript black in an \"intentional\" alteration. <\/p>\n
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