Former Douglas County School District Superintendent Corey Wise has reached a more than $832,000 settlement for wrongful termination with the district. via JessicaDenver7
“I think it sends a statement. It's validating that discriminatory acts, there's consequences,” Wise told Denver7.
The school board's president and vice president were caught in an audio recording giving Wise an ultimatum to resign before his termination. The settlement includes $270,733.61 owed to Wise for the remainder of his contract, and $562,000 to resolve claims of unlawful termination and discrimination. “As one Director, I voted to terminate the former superintendent due to a lack of competency - period. He was paid out in full in accordance with his contract. In response to threatened civil rights litigation, the school district’s insurance provider agreed to settle with him. Per the settlement agreement, the former superintendent has agreed this is not an admission of liability on the part of the school district.
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