After the discovery of the drawing of a swastika and the N-word in the classroom of a Park City High School teacher who is Jewish, the Park City Board of Education offered its assurances that “educating against hatred will always be a priority in Park City schools.” The board issued a statement Tuesday that said in part, “to those who have been targeted by these hateful actions, we stand with you. How we respond together will dictate how we move forward as a community in combating hate and bigotry.” The statement also took issue with “email campaigns, personal attacks and...
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