Standing-room only crowds have attended the rowdy school board meeting, where some carried signs that read: “Schools should protect kids not porn - Help get porn out of schools.” Since August, parents and others have attended Chippewa Valley Board of Education meetings, asking them to remove the sexually charged materials from library shelves or in the media center. “That’s for you and the school to take up, not us,” Cannon said. Ondra said it’s also inappropriate in schools as well. “It’s inappropriate here,” Bob Cannon, the township supervisor, interjected. “I’m sorry for this,” a distraught looking Ondra said as she began to read the passage.īut she was stopped by township officials, including township Attorney John Dolan, who said Clinton Township has a policy “in regard to certain verbiage.” He noted she had passed out the passage and images to board members to get an idea of she was talking about.Īnton Art Center seeks artists for 2023 Holiday Market in Mount Clemens Roseanna Ondra addresses the Clinton Township Board of Trustees. She passed out images and began to read an excerpt of a library book that she said contained graphic language concerning sadomasochistic bondage, masturbation, oral and group sex. Speaking during the public comment section of the board meeting, Ondra said she wanted to make the community aware of “what some of our school taxes are funding.” Roseanna Ondra, who has children in Chippewa Valley Schools, told board members many residents have been turning out at school board meetings over what they consider the explicit materials in public school libraries. A Macomb County parent attended the Clinton Township Board of Trustees meeting Monday night to alert township officials about an ongoing battle she and others are having over sexually explicit language or images in local schools.

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