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Conservative board member Darbi Boddy proposed the motion but wasn't there to discuss it.

Photo Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast/Lakota Board of EducationA political fight between two conservative school board members in Ohio turned personal earlier this month when a local magistrate ruled that one cannot come within 500 feet of the other, after claims she harassed him.The civil stalking protection order, signed by Butler County Magistrate Matthew Reed and Common Pleas Court Judge Greg Howard, came into effect on Sept. 19. It states that Darbi Boddy, a member of the

Darbi Boddy, who has grabbed headlines for anti-semitic speech and accidentally sharing pornography, has now been ordered to stay away from fellow Ohio board member, Isaac Adi.

None of Boddy’s motions to eliminate diversity programs or CRT in the schools have been embraced by the board, but that doesn’t mean her relentless efforts have not caused change.

Board President Lynda O'Connor said the new council would include 30 community members with diverse backgrounds and intends to have more productive conversations.

One of the first candidates to announce a run for a seat on the sometimes contentious Lakota school board is an incumbent.

A first-time citizens advisory team to provide Lakota School officials with reviews of school curricula has been chosen by the members of the distric

This wasn’t’ the first time Darbi Boddy introduced anti-LGBTQ+ controversy at a Lakota School Board meeting...

Despite the strong response from Lakota parents, Boddy was determined to have the board discuss and vote on the motion at Monday's meeting but instead, board president Lynda O'Connor proposed an amendment tabling the motion.

Lakota superintendent Matt Miller remains head of the school district after an investigation and psychological exam to determined he is fit for duty.