SOMERSET COUNTY SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT CREATES CONCERN AFTER COMMENTS HEARD FOLLOWING BOARD MEETING

Somerset County, MD - In a recent development that has raised eyebrows among the Somerset County community, a candid remark by Schools Superintendent Ava Tasker-Mitchell has injected unforeseen controversy into the local education scene. These remarks were captured on camera, unbeknownst to the Superintendent, in the aftermath of a Tuesday evening meeting of the Somerset County Board of Education.

Tasker-Mitchell was caught saying that Deal Island Elementary School "should have closed years ago". This candid admission presents cause for concern among parents, teachers, and community members associated with the elementary school. The reasons behind this claim remain uncertain.

To address the situation, the Somerset County Board of Education released an official letter earlier today. This letter is expected to shed light on the Superintendent's comments and hopefully address any anxiety within the school community.

Adding another layer to this unfolding story, the Delmarva Parent Teacher Coalition, a local education advocacy group, published the controversial video on their YouTube channel. The video adds a visual record of Tasker-Mitchell's remarks, making the implications of the situation more resonant for those directly involved.

We encourage our readers to view both the letter from the Board of Education and the video from Delmarva Parent Teacher Coalition to gain a comprehensive understanding of this surprise development in our local education landscape.

Link: Somerset County Public School Letter

Link: Delmarva Parent Teacher Coalition Video