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The move is meant to address declining enrollment.
Denver Public Schools said any closed schools would be repurposed with input from the community — and not sold.
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.
Along with dozens of AI apps designed for educators, there’s a flood of conferences, training, and webinars on the topic.
Three days before Denver school closure vote, parents and students plead with school board to say no
They described the proposed closures as “illogical,” “unethical,” “half-baked,” “discriminatory,” and “classist.”
The move is meant to address declining enrollment.
Preparan platillos como el pozole, boloñesa de bisonte, pollo al sésamo con naranja, hamburguesas y sándwiches vietnamitas de bánh mì.
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.
Along with dozens of AI apps designed for educators, there’s a flood of conferences, training, and webinars on the topic.
Three days before Denver school closure vote, parents and students plead with school board to say no
They described the proposed closures as “illogical,” “unethical,” “half-baked,” “discriminatory,” and “classist.”
Students at STEAD School in Commerce City make everything from bison Bolognese to Vietnamese bánh mì sandwiches.
Students walked out of class Friday and marched to Denver Public Schools headquarters, where they chanted, “Keep your hands! Off our school!”
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis wants to make changes that would affect school budgets. Here’s why Denver Metro-area school leaders say that’s a concern.
One superintendent wanted Colorado to remove the test scores from school ratings for a year.
The district hadn’t passed a tax measure since 2006.
State officials warned, however, that Colorado’s dire budget outlook could limit money for dyslexia support.
Muchas de las medidas electorales exitosas este año no requerían un impuesto a la propiedad nuevo o más alto.
Some recommendations would require legislative changes.
The $975 million bond ask was the largest in the district’s history.
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The district asked voters to approve two school funding measures.
Many of the measures that were successful did not require a tax increase, according to unofficial election results.
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.
Los resultados electorales más observados fueron los de la Enmienda 80 para agregar la elección libre de una escuela en la constitución, la cual no obtuvo suficiente apoyo.
Voters in about 15 Colorado communities have approved the use of lodging tax revenue for child care efforts.
Janet Damon learned a valuable lesson after a hard year in third grade.
Gov. Jared Polis' 2025-26 budget proposes changes to enrollment calculations, school funding formula
Polis has proposed changing how the state calculates enrollment for budget purposes and slowing the phase-in of a new funding formula.
In the Thompson School District, a former school will become the first shelter for homeless youth in northern Colorado.
Los oficiales van a considerar a las escuelas que tengan más asientos que estudiantes ubicadas en regiones con disminución del numero de inscripciones.
Los preescolares religiosos en el programa de preescolar universal en Colorado ya no podrán reservar espacios para integrantes de sus congregaciones.
Food insecurity, the need to work are barriers to Hispanic students graduating college, survey finds
The UnidosUS survey hoped to pinpoint the things that can prevent Hispanic students from earning a diploma.
Budget cuts are likely as the district expects to run out of reserves as soon as 2026.
The expansion and popularity of dual-enrollment opportunities have led to new scrutiny.
Retired teacher and State Board of Education candidate Sherri Wright appointed to fill board vacancy
Wright will fill the seat vacated by former State Board member Stephen Varela until an elected successor is sworn in.
Marrero earned the bonus for meeting 85% of his goals.
Schools with many more seats than students that are located in regions of the city with declining enrollment will be considered, officials said.
Whereas previous superintendents bet big on school autonomy, Superintendent Alex Marrero believes struggling schools need district help.
Students at the Excel Center have a chance to earn their high school diploma and get support to get them through.