Something ugly is going on at the Broward School Board and it stems from the office of Superintendent Robert Runcie.
Under intense criticism over numerous management failures, Runcie has called for African Americans to mob the School Board meeting next Tuesday, according to numerous school sources.
His story to the African American leaders who are rounding up the troops: All the criticism of him is because he is black.
Bobby Henry Sr. wrote today in his Westside Gazette, Broward County’s oldest and largest African American owned newspaper:
“I have received an invitation to come out and support Broward County School Board Superintendent Robert Runcie and if God allows I will be there.
“We are being requested along with members of our communities to appear at the May 17 Broward County School Board meeting from noon – 2 p.m. at the KC Wright Administrative Building, 600 S.E. Third Street, Fort Lauderdale.
“Latest newspaper articles, discussions throughout school board meetings and workshops make it essential that the Black community is represented on May 17.
“Our attendance will represent our voice and our support for Mr. Runcie’s efforts to continue making improvements in low performing schools and working to increase MINORITY-OWNED BUSINESS ENTERPRISE (MBE) and/or WOMAN-OWNED BUSINESS ENTERPRISE (M/WBE) participation in the business aspect of the School District.”
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