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Updates: <br />Police Department – Police are investigating a hate/threatening email which was sent to the new <br />principal of Lexington High School over the summer. Since it’s an on-going investigation, details can’t <br />be released <br />Schools – The Lexington Public School System is joining the RIDES initiative (Reimagining <br />Integration for Diverse and Equitable Schools) as a District. The program is sponsored by HGSE run <br />by Dr. Lee Teitel is currently working with 7 to 10 districts in the Commonwealth. Each District <br />identifies a focus area and is assisted by doctoral level student coaches.Lexington has identified <br />equity leadership (working with the senior leaders of the district) around deepening understanding, <br />supporting principals and central office staff around the process of developing training for staff, <br />putting into place consistent processes, and potentially looking at some of the data that indicates <br />inequities. The district level partnership also includes a partner school (Bowman), that helps to inform <br />the conversation by showing what this looks like in actual implementation. Bowman will participate <br />with a second RIDES project that is fully school based and will have additional interns continuing our <br />work with our K-5 Dismantling Racism curriculum. <br />In addition, the town and district met with the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) to hear about anti-bias <br />training that they offer for employees and programs for peer training for students. Discussion of the <br />creation of a universal protocol for response to incidents was discussed and some sample documents <br />were shared. <br />Cary Memorial Library – no report <br />Human Services Report – No human rights issue reported. Do see increased mental health issues <br />among seniors. <br />Meeting adjourned at 10:00 AM <br />Next Meeting is scheduled for Friday, October 13th at 8:00 a.m. <br />1625 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE • LEXINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02420 <br />
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