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Little Miami Stakeholders Against the Proposed Flags and Displays Policy

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Lauren Trionfante
1 year ago

Focus on what matters: creating safe, supportive schools where ALL kids can thrive. Who voted this nonsense in?

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Such fear in the minds of these supposed educational leaders.

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Gregory Gosian
1 year ago

Yet another attempt by conservatives to limit inclusion in a publicly funded institution.

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Kristina Allen
1 year ago

No thank you.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Children should feel welcome and safe in school

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Olivia Beltran
1 year ago

With liberty and justice for all!

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Holly Lowell
1 year ago

Discrimination against students and teachers is the farthest thing from the caring environment that we and they deserve.

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Sherzod Kadirov
1 year ago

Free Country.

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Sammie Brenner
1 year ago

Teach our kids inclusion and provide safe spaces for every child!

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Sarah Huber
1 year ago

These displays are life saving for kids that have no safe place to be themselves. This is not only ridiculous, but extremely dangerous for our children. Little Miami is better than this

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Do not approve, too complex for little kids, not necessary

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Nicole Wiswesser
1 year ago

There is nothing wrong with the current situation. Nothing needs to change!

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Our school board has significantly more important issues they should be focusing their time on for our student community than this.

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Betsy Trent
1 year ago

Against

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Heather Nield
1 year ago

I can’t believe our school board doesn’t have better things to do with their time given all the problems within the school district.

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Mary Renner
1 year ago

Please vote against this policy!

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Josh Harris
1 year ago Featured

Schools should be a safe place to share beliefs, ideas, and values. This board policy does nothing except sanitize what should be a place of meaningful and deliberate conversations. What is the benefit of this policy? What issue does the board see in our schools that this policy addresses?

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Krista Andriacco
1 year ago

Please keep schools a safe and welcoming place for all children ❤️

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John Tewksbury
1 year ago

Bigotry is stupid

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SARAH Mcguire
1 year ago

The bullying and overall mental health crisis our children are experiencing is far more important than pulling books and decor that our children may find comfort in. Cell phones, chat rooms, unlimited internet access… questions they have will be answered. Unimaginable worlds will be exposed to young minds. Mental health coaches, small groups, after school activities focusing on team building. Easier to problem solve when someone finds acceptance and develops a growth mindset. It’s unfortunate this man struggles with both.