The Denver teachers union is asking Denver Public Schools to negotiate a special agreement for the teachers who would lose their jobs if schools close.

Denver Public Schools said any closed schools would be repurposed with input from the community — and not sold.

Estudiantes abandonaron sus clases el viernes y marcharon hacia la oficina central de las Escuelas Públicas de Denver.

They described the proposed closures as “illogical,” “unethical,” “half-baked,” “discriminatory,” and “classist.”

Students walked out of class Friday and marched to Denver Public Schools headquarters, where they chanted, “Keep your hands! Off our school!”

The $975 million bond ask was the largest in the district’s history.

Superintendent Alex Marrero has recommended closing 10 schools due to declining enrollment.

Four seats on the nine-member board were up for grabs.

The school board is set to vote on the recommendations on Nov. 21.

Amendment 80 proposed to enshrine school choice in the Colorado Constitution.