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like all the other statements Mr. Santos has made, this one, too, is flled with too many outright blatant lies to even begin to know how to correct,” Berkowitz said in an email to Blank Slate Media Tuesday. “It was one more piece of garbage that Santos used for his rise at-all-cost to acquire his current position. I’m sorry, but this piece of garbage is scarcely worth resurrecting at this point in time except to further rile the Great Neck Jewish community because of Santos’ untrue claims!”

Berkowitz defeated challenger Michael Glickman in the board’s 2021 election.

District Superintendent Teresa Prendergast said, at the time, the district regretted not fling the appeal earlier as they did not know they were able to make the request to the state Department of Education. She also said the district reached out to state ofcials to aid in getting the date moved.

Santos, again citing “sources,” said the district reached out to former state Sen. Anna Kaplan who “stonewalled the issue, refusing to get involved or provide guidance to the board on which state entities they may be able to reach out to.”

Kaplan introduced legislation to help the district change its budget vote and election date the day after Santos’ release was published. The former state senator’s bill passed both houses after one week and was signed into law on April 6.

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