Redondo school parents speak for, against vaccine mandate
About 30 parents and kids protested vaccine mandates at the Redondo Union School District building Tuesday during a school board meeting. The group waved signs, saluted honks from passing cars, and sold T-shirts from a booth. “Born, Raised, Protected by God, Guns, Guts & Glory,” read one. Another bore a “Q” design; another a Harley-Davidson logo with the words: “Donald Trump: Four More Years.” Several of the protesters addressed the school board during the public comment period. Other speakers gave their support for the vaccine mandate. Marie Puterbaugh presented the board with handmade gifts from the South Bay Artists Collective, of which she is a board member. “The threats and abuse have been relentless,” she said. “… We just want to say ‘thank you.” Jerome Chang, a parent of two elementary students noted that nearly 90 percent of district students are vaccinated, indicating that the policy is broadly supported. “We look forward to continued safe classrooms,” he said. Feedback, though, was mostly in opposition to the vaccine policy. Michelle Jones, who identified herself as a godmother to a Redondo student, told the board that the vaccine changes your DNA, young boys in England…
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