Denver principals are speaking out about school safety. Their union sent a letter to Denver public schools this week demanding for more transparency and a change to certain safety protocols. via bayanwang
DENVER — Following a shooting at East High School that left two deans injured, Denver Public Schools has been busy. On top of scrambling to fortify and add security measures at their schools, the district has also been on the receiving end of criticism and feedback from parents, students and staff.
"We just really want to be a prominent voice in the discussion," said DSLA President Moira Coogan, who leads North Engagement Center.At least 20 students on pat-down protocol in Denver high schools, records show Tony Kovaleski 5:18 PM, Apr 07, 2023 That's one reason DSLA sent a letter to DPS Monday, calling on the district to take the following actions:
Denver Public Schools looks forward to the opportunity to work with our community partners and all interested stakeholders, including DSLA, towards the safety and security of our schools. As a school district we are reviewing our disciplinary practices and looking for points of clarification and additional support we can provide to our students who may be struggling. This includes a thorough review of board policies and other internal structures and behavioral standards.
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