Saratoga High School leaders speak at county anti-hate incident panel after racist incident

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Four months after a racist incident shook the school community, Saratoga High School students and staff recounted their experience responding to the situation at a countywide panel on hate incidents on school campuses.

Los Gatos-Saratoga Union High School District Superintendent Bill Sanderson, trustee Theresa Bond and Saratoga High students Sarah Thomas and Aneri Shah spoke during the Santa Clara County School Boards Association’s panel March 22, attended by representatives from all districts in the county.

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