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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The OP seems to have a dogged agenda determined to critique, undermine and sour the reputation of the new HoS at Holton.  I find it strange that one thread that has gone on for weeks wasn't enough.  Instead, to now start a new one with a thinly veiled subtext appears more like a personal vendetta than a legitimate attempt at information gathering.  As a new family at Holton - with perhaps no institutional knowledge of how things "used to be" - we've seen our daughter integrate seamlessly, be challenged academically and enjoy all of the fantastic school traditions.  But perhaps more important is that she has befriended girls of every color, religion, culture and background.  It's clear that the school fosters, on the daily, an environment of inclusion, mutual respect and openness.  Why can't we adults simply respect the organic nature of diversity. And understand that sometimes change at the top isn't a bad thing.[/quote]

There is no "organic nature of diversity" in a country where we have systemized race into our law and social structures. [/quote]

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