Brandon Richard is a reporter for Denver7 in Denver, Colorado.
DENVER — Days after its former head of communications accused Denver Public Schools of trying to silence former employees, the district confirmed its use of non-disclosure agreements .
“Maybe it's because I'm a former journalist, information is a good thing,” said Jones. “People need to know, especially when you're dropping off your child in one of our schools.” On Thursday, DPS confirmed to Denver7 its use of NDAs but said it does not stop employees from speaking out.
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