Jeffco Public Schools
In the Thompson School District, a former school will become the first shelter for homeless youth in northern Colorado.
Budget cuts are likely as the district expects to run out of reserves as soon as 2026.
The Jeffco district is tracking costs this year to determine if the meals may be able to go to more schools.
A lo largo de este año escolar, tres escuelas de Edgewater en Jeffco llevarán a cabo una prueba a través de la implementación de nuevas opciones en el menú.
Three of Colorado’s five largest districts — Denver, Jeffco, and Aurora — have no districtwide cell phone policy.
Jeffco officials estimate the district has enrolled more than 600 new immigrant students, many from Venezuela and Colombia.
The analysis of the state’s 10 largest school districts focused on how many sources hadn’t been fixed about a year after they were identified as having high lead levels.
The decision to maintain the program comes about three weeks after parents received a letter saying it would be dissolved.
Some families travel hours each day so their children can attend the Bright MINDS program in Lakewood.
The charter school didn’t enroll as many students as expected so wasn’t sure it would have enough funding to open.
Jefferson Academy, a local charter school, fell short of its enrollment goal to open.
The new charter school, which will be part of the Jefferson Academy network, will operate a preschool through eighth grade program with before- and after-school care.
Figures provided to Chalkbeat break down the amount spent per school.
Dos puestos de los cinco miembros del consejo estaban vacantes. El consejo escolar tiene que resolver retos financieros y tomar decisiones sobre las escuelas chárter.
Two of five seats on the Jeffco school board were up for grabs. The outcome reinforces the current board majority.
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The district will now consider whether to let a new charter operate in the building that’s currently home to one of the schools.
Jeffco, Colorado’s second largest school districts, faces declining enrollment, budget challenges, and persistent academic gaps.
The proposed closure of Coal Creek K-8, however, will come with a search for a charter provider that may reopen the school in the community.