By: Adria Iraheta | Denver7
Denver7’s Aurora/Arapahoe County Reporter Adria Iraheta is following up after learning a group of educators and parents are submitting a recall petition targeting the Sheridan Board of Education.
SHERIDAN, Colo. — Three months after Colorado’s longest education strike in recent history, Sheridan School District parents are now leading an effort to recall the superintendent and board of education.
Denver7 Aurora and Arapahoe County community reporter Adria Iraheta happened to run into the group of Sheridan parents and educators at the county administration building this week while working on a different story. The group was there to submit a petition with the elections division — an effort to recall Sheridan’s superintendent and board of education.
Elizabeth Littlepage, the mother of two children in the Sheridan School District, said she wants to run for a seat on the Sheridan Board of Education if the recall effort succeeds.
“We felt like they didn’t care during the strike,” Littlepage said. “We’re still mad.”
Littlepage also raised concerns about a lack of transparency from the board.
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