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Scottsdale Unified board names new president amid surveillance controversy

Beckman to lead board; Greenburg won't resign after Google Drive discovery

Editor's Note: This story was updated at 4 p.m. Nov. 16, to include a quote from Dr. Sott Menzel, who issued a written statement after the writing of this article. 

Jann-Michael Greenburg didn’t resign from the Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board despite calls from his colleagues to do so during a Monday, Nov. 15 special meeting.

Greenburg’s role of president of the board was, however, revoked with a majority 4-1 vote. The change comes after a Google Drive account linked to Greenburg was found that contains photos of district parents and at least one minor, publicly available financial documents, including professional certifications and mortgage statements. 

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