Starr: Anti-gay fliers ‘deplorable,’ but schools must distribute them

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Montgomery County Superintendent Joshua Starr called fliers sent home with students that said homosexuality is a choice that can be changed “reprehensible and deplorable.”

But he said the county’s public schools will continue to distribute them, pointing to a court decision tying the schools chief’s hands.

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