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Public commenters press Utica board on special‑education backlog, food service and civil‑rights allegations
Summary
During public comment an anonymous caller raised multiple allegations—including civil‑rights complaints and questions about food service and UPD involvement—and a resident requested explanation about a backlog of special‑education meetings, graduation rates and CTE expansion.
The public comment period brought two distinct and substantive interventions to the board: an anonymous caller who declined to provide a legal name and raised a series of allegations, and Howard Potter, a city resident who asked for an explanation of apparent special‑education scheduling backlogs and raised budget and program questions.
The anonymous caller repeatedly declined to provide…
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