Staten Island’s District 31 Superintendent, Marion Wilson, confronted abrupt removing from her place amid accusations of attacking employees and declaring, “No extra white principals,” The Submit has discovered. Wilson, who served for over three years, was ordered out of her workplace on September 20 and directed to report back to the Division of Schooling’s Manhattan headquarters.
Regardless of her ouster, Wilson will preserve her $230,000 wage and transition to a facilitator position within the Leaders in Schooling Apprenticeship Program (LEAP), which focuses on selling racial fairness in coaching future principals.
Marion Wilson, who led District 31 faculties for 3 and a half years, was swept out of her workplace on Sept. 20, and advised to report back to the Division of Schooling’s Tweed headquarters in Manhattan.
Wilson “will likely be transitioning to a central staff,” Danika Rux, deputy chancellor for varsity management, stated Monday in an inside announcement, with none rationalization for the swift and beautiful ouster.
Sources stated she’s going to preserve her $230,000 wage and function “facilitator” within the Leaders in Schooling pprenticeship Program (LEAP), which prepares lecturers to change into principals with a deal with racial fairness.
DOE officers refused to clarify Wilson’s removing, however a college insider stated she was caught on tape denouncing district staff.
Wilson’s removing follows mounting allegations of racially charged conduct. An insider revealed that she demeaned her personal principals and employees throughout an unmuted Zoom or Groups name.
Screenshots of texts purportedly from Wilson circulated final yr, the place she wrote, “No extra white principals on my watch!” and insisted, “White people want to acknowledge this isn’t the boys membership anymore. A powerful black girl runs this b***h now, and so they can both get on board or get out.”
Wilson Denies Claims however Faces Investigation
Wilson denied writing the texts and filed a police report, claiming she acquired threats on account of these “false accusations.” The NYPD’s Hate Crimes Job Power started an investigation and assigned her a police escort. Nonetheless, months later, the investigation didn’t establish the creator, in line with a spokesperson for the Particular Commissioner of Investigation (SCI).
New Recordings Reveal Alleged Racial Remarks
Just lately, new recordings emerged, capturing a girl recognized as Wilson making racially charged statements to Black dad and mom. In a single recording, she reiterated, “I stated no extra white principals. I meant it.” In one other, she acknowledged, “Us Black people acquired to stay collectively. Ain’t no person serving to us.” The DOE’s Workplace of Equal Alternative acquired the recordings however dismissed the circumstances, claiming they discovered no substantiation, in line with DOE spokesman Nathaniel Styer.
SCI Investigation Ends, However New Allegations Floor
The SCI ended its case a number of months after the texts emerged, saying investigators couldn’t establish the creator. Following this, recordings surfaced with a girl recognized as Wilson making racially charged remarks to Black dad and mom. A complainant despatched the audio clips to The Submit, the place Wilson reportedly stated, “I stated no extra white principals. I meant it.” In one other clip, she acknowledged, “Us Black people acquired to stay collectively. Ain’t no person serving to us.”
The SCI didn’t examine these recordings however referred them to the DOE’s Workplace of Equal Alternative. The DOE dismissed the allegations, with spokesman Nathaniel Styer saying, “The circumstances involving these allegations weren’t substantiated.” Wilson hasn’t responded to requests for touch upon the recordings.
Self-proclaimed “sturdy black girl” Marion Wilson is superintendent for Staten Island faculties. She additionally hates white folks and is being investigated for texts that threaten to take away white individuals who oppose her antiwhite agenda. pic.twitter.com/lMjtil5d4g
— Method of the World (@wayotworld) March 6, 2023
Heather Jansen, a white principal, claims Wilson eliminated her unfairly from PS 46 in June 2023. Jansen’s discrimination lawsuit in opposition to the DOE remains to be pending.
