Boardhawk: It has become increasingly obvious over time that a two-way trust deficit exists between Denver Public Schools’ board and leadership on one side and the broader Denver community on the other.

The just-released, kid-gloves evaluation of Superintendent Alex Marrero won’t help. We’ll do a deeper dive into this soon.

A large part of the problem from the community’s perspective is that the school district has become insular to the extreme, doing its best to keep as much of its public business private as possible. It seems as though the administration and board don’t trust the public.

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