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State Sen. Sullivan addresses oncerns over a DEI course assessments.

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State Sen. Sullivan addresses oncerns over a DEI course assessments.
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NH State Senator Victoria Sullivan details the recent reports that Manchester parents are expressing concerns over a DEI course assessment. Parts of the curriculum intended for ‘teacher’s eyes only’ were included in the teaching package. The content and the school’s response are creating further concern.

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