Cincinnati Public Schools Superintendent Iranetta Wright received low marks for what most Board of Education members perceived as her failure to effectively communicate and collaborate with the Board, staff and parents of students, according to Wright’s mid-year evaluation.
Wright, hired a year ago, also received mostly ratings of ‘below expectations’ or ‘significantly below expectations’ for recruiting, developing and retaining staff, according to her review.
“Staff have also expressed that they are undervalued, and are working in a culture of fear,” one unidentified Board member wrote in the comments section of Wright’s evaluation.
