Jessica Seaman
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Denver Public Schools board member resigns after months of infighting (opens the original)
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Denver school board member Donald “D.J.” Torres resigned unexpectedly Thursday, a decision that comes after months of infighting among the seven directors overseeing Colorado’s largest K-12 district. The Denver Public Schools Board of Education is scheduled to meet virtually Thursday afternoon to discuss — and potentially take action on — allegations board President Xóchitl Gaytán has levied against Torres and fellow director Monica Hunter. Gaytán has accused Torres and Hunter both of not fulfil
Denver school board member’s job with teachers union poses ethical dilemma, experts say (opens the original)
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A Denver school board member’s job with the state’s largest teachers union raises questions about potential conflicts of interest that could open the door for legal action against Colorado’s largest K-12 system, ethics and education experts say. Denver Public Schools staffers first raised concerns about board Vice President Monica Hunter’s employment with the Colorado Education Association earlier this year. They’ve been renewed more recently by the board’s president amid ongoing disagreements a
Denver school board to launch outside investigation into allegations that director made antisemitic comments (opens the original)
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The Denver school board will investigate allegations that Director Monica Hunter made antisemitic comments about a Jewish colleague, marking the third time in five years that the governing body of Colorado’s largest K-12 district has hired an outside firm to look into alleged misconduct by a board member. The Denver Public Schools Board of Education approved the third-party investigation during a meeting Thursday night without any discussion or debate. “I think we all agree this is an appropriat
Allegation that Denver school board member used antisemitic slur dates back to late 2025 (opens the original)
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The Denver school board member accused of making antisemitic comments about a Jewish colleague first used the slur more than nine months ago during a conversation with the board’s president and then again while talking to the district’s superintendent in January, the two leaders allege in documents obtained by The Denver Post. Both Superintendent Alex Marrero and board President Xóchitl Gaytán accuse director Monica Hunter of calling fellow director Amy Klein Molk a “Zionist bitch,” according to
Denver school board members call for independent investigation into allegations of antisemitism, failure to fulfill duties (opens the original)
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Denver school board members Monica Hunter and Donald “D.J.” Torres on Friday requested an independent investigation into allegations levied against them by the board’s president — including the accusation that Hunter made an antisemitic comment about a colleague, according to an email obtained by The Denver Post. The request by Hunter, the board’s vice president, and Torres, the board’s treasurer, comes after the Denver Public Schools Board of Education met earlier this week to discuss the alleg
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