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Letter:
Bravo, CCS students

To the Editor,

Hats off to the young people who spoke to the School Board about the bullying and racism they have
experienced and observed at Cooperstown Central School.30

These behaviors persist despite institutional policies. It seems that
community-wide conversation, episode by episode, might be required to combat this problem.

Antoinette Kuzminski. M.D.
Cooperstown

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