Colorado teachers union seeks to tighten grip on Denver schools

Published October 26, 2021 2:00pm ET



Scott Esserman, an at-large candidate for the Denver Public Schools Board of Education, has been paying sitting school board member Tay Anderson — even as a district investigation found that Anderson pursued illicit relationships with underage schoolchildren.

What’s more, Esserman’s campaign is financed by $50,000 in Colorado teachers union contributions, meaning the union is picking up the tab for a sitting school board member.

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