Op-Ed: A Letter to the New Denver Public Schools Superintendent
Be brave enough to demand results for students, urges this DPS parent and former DPS teacher.
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Be brave enough to demand results for students, urges this DPS parent and former DPS teacher.
Denver Public Schools officials on Wednesday announced Alex Marrero as their new superintendent, culminating a monthslong search to find a permanent leader for Colorado's largest school district.
“I don’t think it’s coincidence that you have Jeffco, Dougco, Cherry Creek and Denver all looking for superintendents at the same time,” Tom Boasberg muses from his office in Singapore, where he moved after resigning as superintendent of Denver Public Schools in 2018. “It points to the challenges inherent in the role and structure,” he says. “You get beat up a lot in the role. You’re not going to do the role and not be punched in the face. It’s a role that people have very strong feelings about and very diverse perspectives on, and it’s not for the faint of heart.”
A moving call for a few good men. the head of air force academy making a powerful and impassionimpassion ed speech to thousands of cadets after racest notes were left outside the rooms of african-american cadets. in short, he tells racists to get out. >> this speech was very clearly the reanchor of a generanchor ol whose heard enough and has drawn a firm line in the sand. >> p if you can't treat someone with dignity and respect, then you need to get out. >> in a blistering address to all 4 thourk k,000 cadets and s superintendent lashed out.