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Candidate Interviews: Ocean City School District

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By Herald Staff

Read about why these candidates are running for the Board of Education in the Ocean City School District! To view the answers provided by candidates in other Cape May County school districts, click here.
Candidates for the three, three-year seats: Kevin Barnes, Patrick Kane, Elizabeth Nicoletti, Catherine Panico, Charles Roche III and Gregory Whelan.

Elizabeth Nicoletti

Why are you running for the Board of Education?
Because our schools are in trouble. There is a cry out for help in the public schools in our nation to get values and a sense of morality back in the classroom.  People are scared to put their kids in public school because of the indoctrination  of political and sexual ideologies. Some administrators do not put their own children in the public schools.   Parents are pulling their kids out of public school because of political and sexual curriculums that are being taught in all subjects.  We have lost our way in these schools.  The school should be an extension of our homes.  Parents should have a vital role in their children’s upbringing and education.  I stand with the US Constitution.  
Do you support the new state standards for sex education as described in the 2020 Comprehensive Health and Physical Education standards? How will your view impact the decisions you make?
I do not!  I believe that any school district to adopt these standards have made a very big mistake.  Students are trying to identify with who they are as human beings and have enough pressure with just that let alone introducing who they are as sexual beings. I also do not feel that teachers are medically trained or prepared to teach students whether it’s with gender identity or sexual content.  These standards are overreaching!  The schools need to be concentrating more on core subjects.  I believe we have lost our way in the public school system and I believe with my conservative views, sense of morality and family values  I will  impact our schools in a positive way.   
Email: ILiznicoletti@aol.com

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