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Stands behind
the Lynns
To the Editor:
How patient should the Wakefield Community be with Pamela Lynn? You, who are not part of the community, think not very much at all. I, who am part of the community and who have children who have received failing grades from her, think that we should be very patient indeed. I know, and freely admit, that some Wakefield parents disagree with me. Your recent articles and editorials, however, have no such balance. May I suggest that before you write another word about the tragedy at Wakefield, you interview some parents, or students, or alumnae.
Pamela Lynn, and her mother-inlaw, Clydetta Lynn, have not merely contributed to Wakefield; they have made enormous sacrifices for it. No one denies this. How is it, then, that less than a year after the Lynn family turned the school over to a new board and a new president, the Lynn family found itself so at odds with its self-selected successors?
I can only speculate.
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