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4:16Now PlayingAfter wooden boxes allegedly used to punish special needs students sparked outrage in upstate New York last year, the school district has implemented some changes — but the community says concerns remain. Former school board member Chrissy Onientatahse
Jacobs and community activist Sarah Konwahahawi Herne tell “Morning in America” that certain staff members are continuing to create an unsafe environment for students.
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