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Denver school board gadfly makes ass of himself at vote to allow police security - Vimarsana News

Denver school board gadfly makes ass of himself at vote to allow police security

School Resource Officers will be permitted back on Denver school campuses in the fall to protect children from violence and would-be psychotic shooters. To no one’s surprise, school board gadfly and vice president in charge of temper tantrums and disruptions, Auon’tai “Tay” Anderson, is not happy a

Auon'tai Anderson drops out of Denver school board race to run for state House - Vimarsana News

Auon'tai Anderson drops out of Denver school board race to run for state House

Auon’tai Anderson, who is vice president of the Denver school board, said he is dropping his re-election bid to run for a seat in the Colorado House of Representatives.

Auon'tai Anderson is dropping out of the Denver school board race to run for a state House seat | Elections - Vimarsana News

Auon'tai Anderson is dropping out of the Denver school board race to run for a state House seat | Elections

Denver school board Vice President Auon’tai Anderson is dropping his re-election bid and will run instead for a seat in the Colorado House of Representatives.

Denver school board meeting exposes raw emotions on police in schools - Vimarsana News

Denver school board meeting exposes raw emotions on police in schools

The tumult at Monday night’s Denver school board meeting reflected the ongoing conflict on the board and the deep division in the community over police in schools.

Denver school board split on keeping police in schools - Vimarsana News

Denver school board split on keeping police in schools

The Denver school board found little common ground on school resource officers, with some wanting police to stay off campus and others wanting the superintendent to decide.