Head football coach, AD fired who used racial slur fired after new allegations surface

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Posted: 11/17/2011

(WXYZ) - Officials with the Summit Academy Schools say head varsity football coach and athletic director Rob Beaudrie has been fired following events that included using a racial slur in front of students.

In October, Beaudrie used the “N-word” in front of his Summit Academy North high school football team.

Today, school Director Alison Cancilliari told Action News, that during an investigation into Beaudrie’s use of the racial slur, “two additional situations involving violations of MHSAA were brought to the attention.”

“After further investigation it was determined that the combination of the three policy violations required immediate action.  Mr. Beaudrie is no longer Athletic Director or Coach at Summit Academy North,” said Cancilliari.

Parents say the use of the racial slur by Beaudrie happened during warm-ups before a Friday night football game. They say the word was used about the opponents.

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