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Students walk out over social media comments

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By Chris Zwick, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Town & Country News A Grande Prairie teacher’s social media comments about residential schools compelled students to walk out of class Tuesday, saying they shouldn’t be taught by someone who “demonstrates such a lack of education.” Students from St. John Paul II Catholic School walked out of class Tuesday afternoon as a form of protest, calling for some kind of accountability, if not the teacher’s job.
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