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BOE Candidates Discuss Politics, Diversity in Education

The Dryden Central School District held a virtual public forum to introduce the board of education candidates for the upcoming election on May 3. All six candidates were given an opportunity to answer 10 questions curated by the district staff as well as district families. There are four seats up for grabs in this yearâs election â three of which are three-year terms and the other just a two-year term. Incumbents Lawrence Lyon, Ron Szymanski and Joan Stock look to retain their seats on the board, while newcomers Bridget Flanigan, Nancy Crawford and Justin St. Juliana vy for a first term. Many of the questions asked at the forum centered on politics and diversity in the districtâs education system. The candidates were asked whether or not they believed students should be educated on politics in their classrooms, to which all six agreed that politics should have its place in the curriculum.

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Dryden Central School District s leader planning for in-person learning this fall

Dryden Central School District s leader planning for in-person learning this fall
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Judge Orders New York Woman to Remove Confederate Flag or Risk Custody of Biracial Child

In a unanimous 5-0 ruling, justices in the Appellate Division of New York State s Supreme Court s Third Department, allowed a couple to retain joint custody of their biracial child but ordered the

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New York woman ordered to lose Confederate rock, or else risk custody

Given that the child is of mixed race, it would seem apparent that the presence of the flag is not in the child s best interests, as the mother must encourage and teach the child to embrace her mixed race identity, rather than thrust her into a world that only makes sense through the tortured lens of cognitive dissonance, court documents stated. Further, and viewed pragmatically, the presence of the confederate flag is a symbol inflaming the already strained relationship between the parties. Attorney Jason Leifer, the child s law guardian, told the Albany Times-Union he believed the woman recently moved into the home and did not know if she was responsible for the rock near her driveway. Still, he agreed with the justice s reasoning.

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Judges in upstate New York order mom to remove rock with Confederate flag from home

Christie has been fighting for custody of her seven-year-old mixed race daughter Judge said a rock painted with a Confederate flag in the mother s driveway was inflaming her already strained relationship with the girl s father Isaiah However, the rock hadn t been considered a point of tension during previous hearings in the long-running custody battle The judges said the mother must encourage and teach the child to embrace her mixed race identity Jason Leifer, the child s attorney, told the DailyMail.com the ruling could encourage warring parents to voice their political views in custody disputes Leifer said the judgment could have a chilling effect on free speech

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