PERSON YET. THE OMAHA PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT CONFIRMS IT’S INVESTIGATING TWO SEPARATE INCIDENTS OF STAFF ALLEGEDLY USING OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE, AT BEVERIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL. TODAY, THE SUPERINTEDENT MET WITH THE STUDENT WHO SAYS SHE HEARD ONE OF THE INAPPROPRIATE COMMENTS. KETV NEWSWATCH 7’S KALE’ SEARCY REPORTS ON THE DEVELOPMENTS FROM THE TAC BUILDING. >> IT ALL STEMS FROM STUDENTS ALLEGEDLY OVERHEARING A STAFF MEMBER USING A RACIAL SLUR IN THE HALLWAY. THE STUDENT AND A CLASSMATE SAY THEY WERE WALKING TO SEVENTH PERIOD WHEN THEY ALLEGEDLY HEARD THE N WORD FROM A STAFF MEMBER ONE OF THE STUDENTS SAYS THAT SAME EMPLOYEE MET WITH THEM PRIVATELY TO TALK ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED. THAT’S WHEN THEY SAY THEY FELT PRESSURED TO CHANGE THEIR STORY. >> NOW I WANT TO REACH OUT. NOW I WANT TO HELP. WE DON’T WANT TO JUST CONDEMN THE SCHOOL. DON’T GET ME WRONG. Y’ALL NEED HELP. LEARN HOW TO DEAL WITH STUFF. REPORTER: ONE OF THE PARENTS, PATRICIA COLEMAN ANSARI, MET WITH SUPERINTEDENT CHERYL LOGAN WEDNESDAY. COLEMAN ANSARI SAYS DOCTOR LOGAN EXPRESSED CONCERN AND SAYS THERE IS ZERO TOLERANCE FOR LANGUAGE LIKE THAT AT OPS. A LETTER SENT TO BEVERIDGE FAMILY AND STAFF IT SAYS THE SCHOOL "RECEIVED TWO SEPARATE REPORTS OF STAFF POTENTIALLY USING OFFENSIVE AND INAPPROPRIATE LANGUAGE. IN ONE A STUDENT SAYS THEY OVERHEARD A CONVERSATION AMONG STAFF USING INAPPROPRIATE LANGUAGE." FURTHER SAYING IN ANOTHER INCIDENT "A STAFF MEMBER REPEATED THE OFFENSIVE LANUGAGE WHEN GUIDING STUDENTS ON THE USE OF GOOD JUDGMENT." AGAIN OPS IS ACTIVELY INVESTIGATING WHAT HAPPENED DURING BOTH INCIDENTS, THEY SAID THEY ARE COMMITTED TO PROVIDING A WELCOMING AND INCLUSIVE ENVIRONMEN