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Resident says repeated online posts and livestreams aimed at a child threaten students' sense of safety
Summary
A resident told a meeting that an adult in the community repeatedly posted and livestreamed hateful language directed at a child, saying such conduct makes students feel unsafe and undermines learning; the speaker did not name the person and no formal action was recorded in the transcript.
A resident told attendees that an adult in the community had made repeated online posts and livestreams directed at a child, saying the behavior made students feel unsafe and unwelcome. "Our job is to protect and look after the welfare of children," the resident said, adding that students "cannot learn in an atmosphere that they don't feel safe and that they don't belong."
The speaker described being targeted with slurs and other language (represented in the transcript with asterisks) and said the posts were shared across multiple platforms and livestreamed to a child. The resident called the conduct "the utmost foulest thing" for someone who has children, and said the remarks were particularly troubling for parents of daughters.
The transcript does not identify the person the speaker described or record any formal motion, investigation, or vote in response. The speaker urged protection of children and emphasized community responsibility to safeguard student welfare; the meeting record provided does not show follow-up steps or a named official response.
The comments came during a public speaking segment of the meeting and were presented as a firsthand account of harm to a student or students; no corroborating details or names were given in the available transcript.
