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Citing family and intense scrutiny, former school board president opts of chance for another term
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Citing family and intense scrutiny, former school board president opts of chance for another term
No more than 20 minutes after Kathryn Kuhlenberg was sworn in Monday as an official member of the Roaring Fork School District Board of Education she was unanimously named its president.
No more than 20 minutes after Kathryn Kuhlenberg was sworn in as an official member of the Roaring Fork School District Board of Education she was unanimously named its president.
Voters for the Roaring Fork School District Board of Education have made their choice clear — education experience over an outside perspective.
Natalie Torres of Glenwood Springs, who was elected last year to the Roaring Fork School District Board of Education, was selected Wednesday night to serve as the board’s next president. Torres will fulfill the role of president of the board at the next meeting on Jan. 13 — becoming the district’s first Latina and Spanish-speaking board president. Board member Jen Rupert of Basalt has served as president of the board for the past three years. “I appreciate Jen’s leadership and experience,” Torres said of taking on the board president’s role. “She has led this board with courag...