Rico Munn discrimination complaint linked to long-simmering disagreements about approach to Black teacher retention For years Black and Hispanic teachers in the Aurora school district have complained of mistreatment and discrimination — even as the district was led by a Black superintendent and equity efforts to hire and retain more teachers of color ramped up. Whether that superintendent, Rico Munn, did enough to support Black educators is behind a discrimination complaint Munn filed as he departed the district under a negotiated agreement. According to two independent investigations, Munn alleged that Black board members Stephanie Mason and Tremaine Duncan called his Blackness into question and expected him to act in certain ways because he was ... Continue reading... https://co.chalkbeat.org/2023/6/27/...l-board-disagreements-black-teacher-retention Find in Internet Archives [google]Rico Munn discrimination complaint linked to long-simmering disagreements about approach to Black teacher retention[/google]
