thecollegefix.com 13 Jan, 2021 23:45 am

After nearly two years and a legal threat, school district agrees to recognize conservative student group

One of its excuses: only 'inclusive' clubs allowed.

The public interest litigation firm said Wednesday that Harrison Central School District has recognized the YAF chapter, as reflected on the high school club directory.It also posted correspondence to Wong and his parents from unidentified administrators, who said a YAF chapter would duplicate non-conservative clubs because of its “political” identity.MORE: Alliance threatens to sue Harrison for repeatedly denying YAF chapter IMAGES: Harrison Schools- NY/Twitter, Luke Wong/LinkedIn Like The College Fix on Facebook / Follow us on Twitter p p pThe national YAF organization said Wednesday that Wong’s chapter plans to hold its first meeting Jan.

p p One of its excuses: only ‘inclusive’ clubs allowed Luke Wong finally got what he wanted: a Young Americans for Freedom chapter at his New York high school.While it said the “COVID-19 situation delayed the school’s response multiple times,” the alliance has not responded to a College Fix query on when exactly the school approved the club.

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