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Jeffco Public Schools' teachers union voices lack of confidence in Superintendent Tracy Dorland
The Jefferson County Education Association (JCEA) has expressed a vote of no confidence in Superintendent Dorland, asserting that her leadership has eroded confidence, destabilized schools, and diverted focus away from classrooms, according to a four-page letter sent to the Board of Education on Tuesday.
The union's letter outlines numerous grievances against Dorland, though specific details were not disclosed. Reports suggest that the JCEA has voiced concerns over Dorland's approach, claiming it has repeatedly undermined trust and disrupted school operations [2][3].
The JCEA, representing over 5,500 educators in Colorado's second-largest district, is urging the Board of Education to address these concerns and potentially consider Dorland's future as the district's leader.
[Without further details available, the specific grievances remain undisclosed]
Teachers in Jeffco Public Schools' education union, the Jefferson County Education Association (JCEA), are advocating for change in the district's leadership, expressing no confidence in Superintendent Tracy Dorland due to concerns about her approach to education-and-self-development and general-news situations, which they claim has undermined trust, disrupted school operations, and diverted attention away from classrooms. The JCEA, comprising over 5,500 educators, is urging the Board of Education to address these issues, potentially leading to reevaluating Dorland's role as the district's leader.
