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CLAYTON — The Thousand Islands school community came together Tuesday evening with a simple message for those who would listen: “Save our teachers.” The Thousand Islands Central School District’s Board of Education meeting Tuesday evening drew a larger crowd than most. Though they weren’t allowed inside the library where it was being held due to available space and current health guidelines, an impassioned crowd of protesters stood just outside the door to make their feelings known with regard to eight teaching jobs in jeopardy. “As a school district, we’re different than any other type of business in the sense that there must be a balance between being fiscally responsible and educating and supporting the children of our community,” said social studies teacher Ryan Kendall, one of the impacted instructors. “The impact of a school district is more vast than any other type of business because you are helping to mold and shape future gener

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