New Jersey school forces kids from Africa to stay at home over mindless Ebola scare

The school has been notifying parents that two students from an east African nation have enrolled. They were supposed to begin classes on Monday; however, after backlash from parents, those kids are now being kept out of school.

In a letter sent by the school nurse to staff members, it says the two students moved from the east African nation of Rwanda and are starting class on Oct. 20. Even though it's far away from the Ebola outbreak, the school was going to take precautions, by taking the African students temperature three times a day for the next 21 days. The letter wasn't sent home to parents just teachers and once word got out some wondered why they weren't notified.

"Tell us when we come into the door. Don't smile in my face and have a secret like that," said parent Kristina Dickerson. [Fox 29]