July 11, 2025 - 23:14

The chairman of the Erlanger-Elsmere Board of Education announced his resignation on Thursday evening amid controversy over a resurfaced social media post. The post, originally made in 2018, contained remarks that encouraged violence against Republicans, sparking outrage among community members and stakeholders.
In light of the backlash, the chairman faced increasing pressure to step down from his position. Many parents and educators expressed their concerns about the implications of such statements coming from a leader within the educational system. The board has emphasized the importance of fostering a safe and respectful environment for all students and staff, regardless of their political beliefs.
The resignation marks a significant moment for the board, as it seeks to restore trust and focus on its mission to provide quality education. The community is now looking ahead, hoping for a swift appointment of a new chairman who can guide the board with integrity and accountability.
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