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Former teaching assistant urges Lafayette council to act after persistent protests at elementary school; other speaker criticizes Pride flag
Summary
During public comment on June 23, a former teaching assistant and other residents described ongoing protests outside Lafayette Elementary School and expressed opposing views about the city's June 9 Pride flag raising; the council was asked to prioritize student safety and to reconsider future flag displays.
At the start of the June 23 meeting, a resident who identified herself as a former teaching assistant at Lafayette Elementary School described repeated protests outside the campus and urged the city and school district to "center the kids" and take action to protect students from sustained disruptions.
"A small group of protesters continue to target one of our elementary schools," the…
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