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DPS Board dysfunction — investigation into accusations of anti-Semitic speech (opens the original)
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As six members of the DPS board filed into its monthly meeting Sept. 17, a palpable air of angst was in the air. The board was slated to address the awkward dynamic over allegations that one board member, Monica Hunter, had made a blatantly anti-Semitic remark about fellow board member Amy Klein Molk, who is Jewish. Allegedly, Hunter called Molk a “racist, Zionist [expletive].” Hunter entered the board room wearing a shirt that read, “Black Women Will Not Be Silenced.” Molk and Hunter sat right
Intermountain Archives (opens the original)
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The Intermountain Jewish News is a weekly independent newspaper founded in 1913, covering the Jewish communities of the Front Range.The IJN is a member of the American Jewish Press Association, Colorado Press Association and National Newspaper Association. The IJN has garnered many first place awards in news writing, features, profiles, arts and criticism, editorial writing, special sections and graphic design.
Miller Rheins visits Jews, synagogues in Cuba (opens the original)
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Rabbi Susan Miller Rheins’ passport has a lot of stamps: Eastern Europe, Morocco and Israel, of course. One place draws particular fascination. One place keeps calling her name. “The allure of Cuba is my friends, the people in the Jewish community, the leaders of the Jewish community, being able to help support the synagogues, all the people there,” Miller Rheins told the IJN. “They’re all friends. They feel like family. And that’s why I go back.” Rabbi Miller Rheins has visited Cuba seven times
BVSD Superintendent Anderson: I ‘own’ the systemic failure (opens the original)
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The agreement between the ADL and Boulder Valley School District (BVSD) includes sweeping changes at the school district, including the designation of an executive-level staff member to serve as the district’s Title VI director and compliance officer. Dr. Rob Anderson, superintendent at the school district, discussed his initial thoughts on the agreement with the ADL. “That situation that happened to the student was unacceptable and there were some systemic failures that we needed to remedy imme
AdventureEXP creates work programs across four continents (opens the original)
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Adam Salzman’s AdventureEXP differs from the Peace Corps Adam Salzman, a Coloradan for the last nine years, previously had a great career working in corporate finance for Nissan in Nashville, Tenn. A nice job, but for Salzman, not fulfilling enough. An Akron, Ohio native who majored in international business and finance at Ohio University, Salzman had studied abroad in China and taught English as a 19-year-old. Salzman leaned into that experience as he started chasing what he hoped would be his
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