Denver Public Schools’ elected leaders convened Wednesday for the first time since the school board president accused a director of making an antisemitic comment about a colleague, but spent part of the meeting bickering over procedural matters and ended without deciding how to move forward. Long-simmering disagreements among members of DPS’s Board of Education were on display during the meeting as directors fought over whether board President Xóchitl Gaytán followed proper procedures in deciding to present policy violations she levied against directors Monica Hunter and Donald “D.J.” Torres to the entire board. Denver school board president accuses fellow director of...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
