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Resident urges removal of Pride flag from Interboro school, board took no action
Summary
At the Sept. 17 Interboro School District Board meeting, resident Charles Montney urged removal of a Pride flag from a school classroom and said his child missed instruction; the board did not take any formal action during the meeting.
Charles Montney, a resident who identified himself as living at 546 Manhattan Avenue, used the public-comment period at the Sept. 17 Interboro School District Board of School Directors meeting to urge removal of a Pride flag displayed at a school classroom and to say his son missed school as a result.
Montney said his son “went to school Monday or on Thursday after Charlie Kirk was shot” and asked “Mr. Talley to please remove the flag.” He…
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