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Odyssey Charter board meeting becomes contentious

Delaware News Journal
Board members take part in a meeting of the Odyssey Charter School board of directors at the Barley Mill Plaza school in September.
Board members take part in a meeting of the Odyssey Charter School board of directors at the Barley Mill Plaza school in September.
WILLIAM BRETZGER, The News Journal
Board members take part in a meeting of the Odyssey Charter School board of directors at the Barley Mill Plaza school in September.
Board members take part in a meeting of the Odyssey Charter School board of directors at the Barley Mill Plaza school in September.
WILLIAM BRETZGER, The News Journal
Board members take part in a meeting of the Odyssey Charter School board of directors at the Barley Mill Plaza school in September.
Board members take part in a meeting of the Odyssey Charter School board of directors at the Barley Mill Plaza school in September.
WILLIAM BRETZGER, The News Journal
Jen Ballas, parent of students at Odyssey Charter School and a former board member, voices objection to the potential hiring of a former board president as a school administrator during a school board of directors meeting in September.
Jen Ballas, parent of students at Odyssey Charter School and a former board member, voices objection to the potential hiring of a former board president as a school administrator during a school board of directors meeting in September.
WILLIAM BRETZGER, The News Journal
Odyssey Charter School board president Josiah Wolcott listens during the school's board of directors meeting in September.
Odyssey Charter School board president Josiah Wolcott listens during the school's board of directors meeting in September.
WILLIAM BRETZGER, The News Journal
Students leave the Odyssey Charter School on Monday afternoon, January 6, 2014. The school took out $34.6 million in conduit bonds to obtain 35 acres of the Barley Mill property in Greenville, formerly owned by the DuPont Co.
Students leave the Odyssey Charter School on Monday afternoon, January 6, 2014. The school took out $34.6 million in conduit bonds to obtain 35 acres of the Barley Mill property in Greenville, formerly owned by the DuPont Co.
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