Under Fire for $491K Earning Potential, School Superintendent Defends Pay and Unveils Affordable Housing Plan
State 48 News is first to report on a school district's proposed affordable housing project—a move raising legal and ethical questions about the role of public schools in real estate development.
A superintendent making nearly half a million dollars a year responds to our ongoing investigation into taxpayer-funded superintendent salaries. On the May 8th episode of the Tolleson Union High School District’s “Education Exchange” podcast, Superintendent Jeremy Calles defends his compensation and issued a challenge to the media. Calles argues his sal…
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