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culture wars put marginalized people, education at risk

Maine's largest rural and geographic public school district has found itself in crisis since the pandemic. Most recently, fringe groups have recruited and trained local citizens - from nondescript to state leaders - to disrupt and divide the community, especially threatening LGBTQIA+ youth. Below is coverage of a controversial gender identity policy I reported on since October of 2022. The most recent development is that one school board director, whose conduct has undermined the work of the district, is stepping down rather than remain the face of intolerance.

Oxford Hills board approves first reading of student gender identity policy (pdf)Download
SAD 17 resignations continue amid board rancor (pdf)Download
Oxford Hills residents divided on student gender identity policy (pdf)Download
SAD 17 policy committee revisits gender identity policy (pdf)Download
SAD 17 policy committee takes meeting into executive session (pdf)Download
SAD 17 descends to games of school board roulette (pdf)Download
Messages show complexity of gender identity debate (pdf)Download
SAD 17 board No comment on Paris recall petition (pdf)Download
Gender identity policy debate continues during SAD 17 school board meeting (pdf)Download
Proposed SAD 17 gender identify policy under community scrutiny (pdf)Download

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