Municipal Election 2018: Klassen-Jeninga seeks another term on public school board

By: Robert Washburn | October 6, 2018

Incumbent public school board trustee Jaine Klassen-Jeninga shares her views on the sex ed curriculum, indigenous programs within the board and the budget as she seeks another term on the Kawartha, Pine Ridge District School Board on Consider This Live. It is part of the Municipal Election series on Northumberland 89.7 FM.

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