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Minnesota Today®
Cathy Wurzer and Ellen Finn

A growing number of Minnesota school district leaders resign citing chaos and abuse

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Earlier this week, the Minneapolis school board approved long time Minneapolis school district administrator, Rochelle Cox, as the interim district superintendent. Cox will replace Ed Graff who is leaving in June.

Graff is not the only leader of a Minnesota school district who has resigned recently—a record number of school board members have also resigned across the state, citing chaos, bullying, and abuse in their districts. Beth Hawkins reported extensively on the great resignation of Minnesota school district leaders over the past year. Beth is a reporter for “The 74”, a news site about education in America.