in Social and Cultural Foundations in Education from DePaul University and a B.A. Campbell earned his Ed.D. in Educational Leadership at National College of Education, National Louis University. His goal is to effectively engage students, staff, parents, the Board, and members of the community, clearly articulate the goals and priorities of the District and Superintendent, and build support for the District's mission while increasing pride and trust in the school.ĭr.
He provided administrative leadership to carry out the Board’s Equity & Excellence Mission Statement and oversaw the implementation of all District equity transformation programs, training, and initiatives to help improve the overall school culture for all students and to eliminate barriers to the equitable education of students from underrepresented backgrounds. Campbell was previously the assistant superintendent/Principal at ETHS, where he was responsible for providing leadership in the development of district strategy and organizational change, including effective instruction practices, impactful diversity and equity initiatives, and responsive programs and services.
The suit claims Siewerth asked for sexual favors in exchange for lead roles in school productions, wrestled with students backstage and took boys to see pornography.Marcus Campbell has served as the Superintendent of Evanston Township High School District 202 since July 2022.ĭr. Siewerth retired in 1999 after a decades-long tenure. The suit alleges Siewerth sexually abused the plaintiffs almost three decades ago. While the case against the district is now dropped, cases against Siewerth filed in October 2017 by former students identified as John Doe 1, John Doe 2 and Daniel Romain will continue. The settlement will not go to the plaintiffs, but will instead “enhance already existing programs sponsored by the School District for the benefit of Evanston High School students that address sexual assault awareness, reporting and prevention,” the statement said. The district had no knowledge of the allegations at the time, but agreed to a settlement to “avoid costly and drawn out litigation,” according to a Friday statement issued by superintendent Eric Witherspoon. Evanston Township High School/District 202 reached a $100,000 settlement in a lawsuit filed against former drama teacher Bruce Siewerth for charges of sexual abuse.
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