Outgoing Lakota Local Schools Superintendent Matt Miller gave further details about his decision to resign in a scathing letter to the school board on Thursday, in which he states board member Darbi Boddy created a "nightmare" for him and his family, and the rest of the board did not protect him from her harassment. The impact of her words resulted in him receiving several death threats and an attempted break-in at his home, Miller wrote.
The Enquirer received the letter through Miller's counsel, Elizabeth Tuck.
"It should come as no surprise," Miller wrote, that "when faced with a chance to take another position outside the school system, I had no alternative but to take it because of the increasingly hostile work environment caused by Ms. Boddy."
Boddy's "crusade to force me to resign is direct retaliation for my efforts to protect Lakota students of all genders and races from her destructive efforts," Miller wrote to the school board. "While the rest of the Board does not share Ms. Boddy's views, the fact remains that she has succeeded in her efforts and destroyed my career in the bargain."
Boddy told The Enquirer that Miller's departure is "an important step in taking back our schools" in a text Friday morning.
"Our schools and our children have been under assault from the radical political left," Boddy wrote in her message to The Enquirer. "They dominate every institution involved in education today."
The Enquirer could not immediately reach Board President Lynda...
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