Central York Superintendent Peter Aiken on Monday asked for patience and grace from residents amid criticism of the way the district recently removed several books from the high school library.
He said during the board meeting that he wasn’t the superintendent in 2021, when the school board banned teachers from using about 200 materials on the Diversity Resource List, but he claimed a process wasn’t followed at the time.
“So if nothing else, we were going to follow a process this time,” he said. “Was it a fool-proof process? No.”
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