Darby rejects 2 candidates backing 'objective origins'Associated Press
Voters in Darby have rejected two school board candidates, including one incumbent, who had supported a controversial science policy known as "objective origins." Meanwhile, voters in school districts across the state turned out Tuesday to decide mill levy increases, with most of the requests being approved.
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In Darby, controversy surrounding the school board's adoption of a policy that emphasizes the teaching of "objective origins" theories figured prominently in the school board election. The board in February approved the new policy, which critics say is nothing more than creationism.
Voters on Tuesday swept board chairwoman Gina Schallenberger, a supporter of the policy, from office, replacing her with Erik Abrahamsen, who campaigned against teaching objective origins theories.
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