The Denver school board censured director Monica Hunter on Thursday night, the third time in five years that the governing body of Colorado’s largest K-12 district has publicly reprimanded a colleague. The 4-2 vote came after an outside investigator was unable to independently verify allegations that Hunter made antisemitic comments about a Jewish colleague. The six-page investigative report, released before Thursday’s meeting of Denver Public Schools’ Board of Education, concluded that many of the accusations “boil down to a ‘she said, she said, he said'” situation. Board President Xóchitl Gaytán previously accused Hunter of calling director Amy Klein Molk a...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
