If Daryl Beauregard really believed in safety for all students, things would have calmed down, and the school board would have been able to focus on the job at hand.
Since I recently ran for school board trustee, it seems that we have had less co-operative dialogue and more hostility addressed towards trustees from the teachers’ union.
If the president, Daryl Beauregard, really believed in safety for all students, things would have calmed down, and the school board would have been able to focus on the job at hand. How many LGBTQ2+ students are in elementary school? Almost none.How many students in elementary school has he stood up for in his inclusive ideology? Nobody.
Has Mr. Beauregard condemned the violent knife attack on an unarmed student on Sept. 20? No. He has said nothing about their safety and protection.That means he is not concerned at all of the safety of the majority of the students. It appears that he has lost touch with reality and therefore should resign.
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