Kwame Spearman, the former CEO of Tattered Cover, has announced he’s running for the at-large seat on Denver’s school board that’s currently held by Auon’tai Anderson. Spearman also unsuccessfully ran for Denver mayor earlier this year,
The terms of directors Scott Baldermann, who represents southeast Denver, and Charmaine Lindsay, who represents northwest Denver, are also up in the fall.
Adam Slutzker, a former elementary school teacher, is running for Lindsay’s seat on the board. He has three children, including two who attend school in DPS.
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