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Colistra said the private boarding school also is developing training on HIV-related issues for its employees and students. In Washington, Justice Department spokeswoman Nanda Chitre welcomed the school's decision and noted that federal law protects people with HIV from discrimination. Milton Hershey School officials previously said the boy was denied admission because a chronic communicable disease would pose a threat to the health and safety of the students. The school for lower income and socially disadvantaged students is financed by a trust that holds the controlling interest in candy manufacturing giant The Hershey Co.
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