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Parents and community members press board over staffing turnover at Madison, whistleblower allegations and equity flags
Summary
During public comment at the July 14 meeting, a Madison Elementary parent urged investigation of high teacher turnover; another speaker cited two dozen whistleblowers and DPI flags for racial disproportionality in special education and urged board action.
Public comment at the Wauwatosa School Board's July 14 meeting focused on staffing instability at Madison Elementary and broader governance concerns raised by a community task force.
Bob Dhy, a parent of a soon-to-be second grader at Madison Elementary, told the board that, according to the district's staffing report, "every single third, fourth, and fifth grade...will be new to the school" and said "eight teachers have left Madison in less than two years." He asked the board to "look into what's going on with the leadership in Madison," saying…
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