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Summary — 3/21/2026:
Our monitoring of Boardman Local, Local School District has identified 4 agenda items that warrant community action.
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PRIORITY LEVEL 9
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District Adopting 'Portrait of a Graduate' Framework
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📅 Meeting on March 23, 2026
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The Superintendent is pushing a 'Portrait of a Graduate' plan. These programs often serve as a Trojan horse to replace core academics with vague, progressive concepts like 'global citizenship' and social-emotional engineering. This is a foundational shift in the purpose of our schools, away from knowledge and towards activism.
Recommended Action
Call Superintendent Christopher Neifer at (330) 726-3403. Demand: 'Regarding Item 14.B, I want a public guarantee that the Portrait of a Graduate will not contain any SEL, DEI, or Global Citizen mandates. We want academics, not activism.'
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💰 Cost: Re-engineers education away from academics
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PRIORITY LEVEL 8
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New 'Affinity' Policy Opens Door to Segregation
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📅 Meeting on March 23, 2026
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The Board is voting on a new policy, 'po6465 - Affinity Programs.' 'Affinity' is the keyword used by DEI activists to create 'Affinity Groups,' which segregate students and staff by race and identity. This policy opens the door to radical identity politics and must be stopped at this first reading.
Recommended Action
Call Board President John Fryda at (330) 726-3403. State: 'Vote NO on the first reading of policy po6465. The term 'Affinity' is a known vector for DEI-based segregation. Our district must reject all forms of identity politics.'
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💰 Cost: Establishes legal framework for DEI segregation
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PRIORITY LEVEL 6
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Paying Teachers to Approve New Classroom Novels
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📅 Meeting on March 23, 2026
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The Board is paying teachers stipends to review and approve 'Whole Class Novels.' The specific books are not listed on the agenda, only in an attachment. This process could be used to sneak politically charged or age-inappropriate texts into the curriculum without proper public oversight. Parents have a right to know.
Recommended Action
Email the Board via the Main Office at (330) 726-3403. Message: 'Regarding Item 10.A, I demand a public list of all novels being reviewed for stipends. This vote must be delayed until parents can review the materials.'
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💰 Cost: Undisclosed curriculum changes
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PRIORITY LEVEL 5
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New Artificial Intelligence Policy Lacks Detail
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📅 Meeting on March 23, 2026
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A new policy on Artificial Intelligence (po7540.09) is up for a first reading. The details are hidden in an attachment. AI policies can impact student data privacy, introduce algorithmic bias in grading, and enable new forms of surveillance. The public needs to know who owns the data and what the guardrails are.
Recommended Action
Call the Main Office at (330) 726-3403 for the Board. Ask: 'Regarding the new AI policy, what specific protections are included to prevent student data from being sold or used for surveillance? We need transparency before this is approved.'
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💰 Cost: Potential loss of student data privacy
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by Turning Point Action Engine V2.0 • Source: March Regular Board Meeting-[03-23-2026].pdf
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