NYC Schools Chancellor Removes Two Parent Leaders Over Controversial Conduct

David Banks cites violations of open meeting laws and ethical standards in unprecedented move

Maud Maron and Tajh Sutton are the first to be removed under the city's D-210 complaint process.
Maron faced criticism for comments about transgender students and a student journalist.
Sutton was accused of promoting pro-Palestinian materials and refusing in-person meetings.
Both leaders dispute the allegations, claiming their removals are politically motivated.
The Education Department will initiate a process to fill the vacancies on the councils.