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Jeremy Palko , of the Windsor chapter of Action4Canada , spoke to the education committee for several minutes .
He said enrolment in the Greater Essex County District School Board had not kept up with the growing population in the area.
He then offered a list of what the board must do to reverse the trend.
A notice of motion to abolish the speaker’s list expected to be dealt with at the next board meeting on Oct. 15 .
St. Denis asked trustees to “revive true tolerance and diversity in the public school system where a secular creed does not infringe upon the conscience and religion of the students, parents and staff.
She suggested trustees hold in-person ward meetings and advised them to add a section on frequently asked questions to the speaker’s list segment of the board’s website.
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