DENVER — The Denver Board of Education presented a finalist in its search for the next Denver Public Schools superintendent Thursday.
Susana Cordova, who is currently the district’s deputy superintendent, was named as the finalist.
She is a DPS graduate and has spent her career in classrooms as a bilingual secondary teacher, principal of a high-needs elementary school and administrator.
The Board of Education intended to present multiple finalists, but all of them, with the exception of Cordova, withdrew from consideration.
A period of final engagement will run from Dec. 5 through Dec. 14 with students, families, educators and community members. This will help the board make its final decision on Dec. 17.
To learn more about Cordova, read her bio and resume and more, click here.