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We the undersigned have lost confidence in Dr. David Ryan (SAU 16/Exeter Superintendent) and members of the School Board

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William Slauson
5 years ago

Your blatant consistently demonstrated Fascist behavior is intolerable.

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Gregg Delea
5 years ago

School board meetings demonstrated a complete lack of leadership. Wokism has no place in our schools. Stop pushing for "equity". It is not the same as "equality". But you know this full well and are doing it anyway. I have zero confidence in this school board and it's Superintendent. You have neglected to fulfill your most important duties of providing for the the entire student body. You have also been poor stewards of the ever increasing tax payers money.

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Hannah Rizzo
5 years ago

Stop wok and get back to reading, writing, math, science, real history not a remake oh history. Get the educators and administrators out that are holding our children back. Stop critical race which line KKK separates people.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I am sickened by what happened at the Exeter Prom. Marking students who have not been vaccinated is unacceptable. Anyone who was involved in this should resign immediately.

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Karen Schubert
5 years ago

This superintendent is not working for the students. He’s had his own agenda and should be fired.

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Lillian Seitz
5 years ago

I am appalled that students were singled out to disclose that they did not receive the "shot". We do not live in a communist country!

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Dan MCGraw EdD
5 years ago

By what authority did the school administration make the decision to mark children who have not gotten an experimental Jean medical procedure without prior knowledge of the student and of the parent? Who decided on this public health medical procedure. Who decided Health risks were so emergent that individual privacy and consent of parents could be overruled in the name of lethal danger. The statistics in New Hampshire or clear about who died. No child under 20 died in either New Hampshire or Massachusetts. Only one person under 30 died who was compromised in their health. Only 1300 people in the state of New Hampshire died and most of them were in long-term care facilities and over the age of 75 with comorbid medical conditions that place them at risk even of the flu for mortality. There is a population of 1.36 million people in New Hampshire where was the emergency given these statistics? And why were young people singled out? And why were underclassmen given the authority to Mark and track upper class men? These raise major medical, public health policy, legal personal medical information, constitutional rights to privacy vis-à-vis the fourth amendment? And a long history of social psychology studies on group processes that mark groups as dangerous to others setting up opportunities of stereotyping, prejudice. Anybody with even an introductory course to social psychology is aware of these kinds of group processes. Who was making this decision? With what literature? How did the discernment process proceed? How were these kinds of medical, public health, Social psychological concerns integrated into the decision making process?

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Eugene Rizzo
5 years ago

Wokeness has no valid arguments.

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Steven Lewis
5 years ago

outrageous. I feel like I'm living back in Communist Poland

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Thomas Howley
5 years ago

Tragic that this could happen in NH.

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Rebecca Jones
5 years ago

They need to all step down

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J Grenier
5 years ago

Several points are troubling here - including the privacy issues, profiling of students being done without parental knowledge or consent, and the way the prom was handled - numbering students with a sharpie??? We the taxpayers have no confidence in the current school board or the superintendent and want a change in leadership.

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Neal Jones
5 years ago

I have lost confidence in the leadership of the SAU16 school system. They have proceeded to move the education of our youth to the extremes apart from the input and concerns of the parents. There is not enough room to express my displeasure in their decisions and the decisions of those we entrusted our children. They need to go!

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Gail Hudson
5 years ago

I am so disappointed to the point of disgust for the way the government is interfering with and trying to change the schools and what children learn today. I would ask that my children take my grandchildren out of the public school system and either put them in a private school or home school. Lost all faith in the public school system.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I do not even want my child in school the next three days. May just pull her now. We are moving due to the ignorance of the school system. Over 2 years living here and I was not happy since day one of them letting my 8 yr old walk home after she was supposed to be a pick up. She got lost and cried because my husband could not find her. Luckily, she hid in the church doorway till she ran out and saw him. My 6 yr old going on 7 has been robbed of her first year due to remote learning and having a 5th grader remote was to difficult with both parents trying to teach and work full-time jobs to supply and care for the household. My daughter has been bullied and so many others from same kids and none of the school officials have been any help. Kids there call my daughter lesbian and other derogatory names and a boy dumped his drinking water on her. I was told good luck they do nothing. I will sign this because even though I'm moving I do not wish any of the matters I have dealt with over 2 years on anyone. I will state my daughter did love her teacher who was the same for 4th grade. That was about the only positive to come out of her schooling here.

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James Avallon
5 years ago

I am disgusted with the behavior and actions of the administration and some teachers the night of the prom. I have heard disturbing things about the Exeter administration but have not followed closely but, now, this prom night behavior has woken me up. It is indicative of other malfeasance and will now be attentive. I work for probably one of the largest tax players in Exeter and will not see my indirect taxes going to such administrators with such a totalitarian bent.

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Phil Caparso
5 years ago

This is a ridiculous display of leftist virtue signaling. An action that has a mandatory outward display of a medical decision is a gateway to far more nefarious activity as well as a potential violation of Hippa. This man and the board who voted for this left wing tin pot dictator should be removed as fast as legally possible.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

What a failure our schools have become since the unions are in charge. God help is

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Anonymous
5 years ago

The Constitution is the rules of our land

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David Horne
5 years ago

Let’s not forget the blue lives flag debacle at CMS.