Brandon Richard is a reporter for Denver7 in Denver, Colorado.
DENVER — A former Denver Public Schools employee has stepped forward and accused the superintendent of keeping both the public and the school board in the dark about important issues.
“After the board hired your employee, he instituted something called executive limitations. Executive limitations can unfortunately limit what the board knows about the district's day-to-day operations,” said Jones. “Your employee came to my office one day and told me if board members come to me with questions not to answer them, to refer them to him politely and he would do the responding.”
“I hope they put him on leave. I hope they open an investigation,” said Katsaros. “How he was picked to begin with is a mystery to me because we deserve better.”
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