Yesenia Robles

Yesenia Robles

REPORTER, CHALKBEAT COLORADO

Yesenia covers suburban school districts for Chalkbeat Colorado. She grew up in Denver, graduated from CU Boulder and previously worked for the Denver Post. She has been with Chalkbeat since 2016. You can reach her at yrobles@chalkbeat.org. Hablo español.

Among 15 metro area districts, seven saw an increase over last year’s count. Look up your district.

El estado aprobó 85 cambios de calificación de escuelas y distritos este año.

Fewer students who are identified as multilingual learners have been testing high enough to exit services in recent years.

“Las escuelas deben trabajar con otros líderes comunitarios, tener un mensaje preparado y tener un plan para recaudar dinero para ayudar a los estudiantes,” dijo Steve Joel.

Schools should work with other community leaders, have a message prepared, and have a plan to raise money to help students, Steve Joel said.

El consejo escolar de Aurora votará sobre la recomendación el 17 de diciembre. Las high schools integrales en el distrito han estado probando los materiales desde agosto.

The state approved 85 requests to reconsider ratings from schools and districts this year.

The Aurora school board will vote on the recommendation Dec. 17. The district’s comprehensive high schools have been trying out the materials since August.

About 6,000 students in Jeffco lost Medicaid, which had automatically qualified them as at-risk students.

Un distrito pedia que el estado no cuente los resultados de la prueba en las evaluaciones de los distritos por al menos un año.