As the police cleared out pro-Palestinian demonstrators who had seized a building at Columbia University last week, he was there on campus and went inside to survey the scene.
Mr. Banks offered little insight into how he might tackle questions on thorny issues that public schools districts have faced, like how to discipline students when protests over the war veer into hate speech or how to respond to teachers' social media posts supporting the Palestinian cause.
But he is expected to deliver a message that both antisemitism and all other forms of hate have no place in public schools.
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