Denver board hears report on campus sharing
It’s key for staff and school leaders to meet regularly and build relationships for a colocation to be successful, according to a review by Denver Public Schools staff.
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Changes proposed to DPS “do not rehire” policy
Members of the Denver school board said they needed more specifics before agreeing to modify the “do not rehire” practice that affects some probationary teachers.
New report ranks Colorado teacher training programs poorly
Updated: An already-controversial new report argues that the majority of traditional teacher training programs are not preparing teachers for the classroom.
Tuition hikes only one piece of college costs
Colorado college students are again facing tuition increases next year, but the jumps are a bit more moderate than in recent years.
School leaders go back to school
School leaders go back to the classroom to explore whether school structure is more important to effective management than traditional problem solving strategies.
Petition approval gives clue to K-12 ballot measure
Backers of a proposed tax increase for K-12 schools haven’t announced which ballot measure they’ll push for the November election, but a recent filing with the state hints at the likely finalist.
State Board approves new statewide online school
The State Board of education has approved a new statewide online school that will be run by a controversial for-profit operator.
Rodriguez makes bid for DPS District 2 board seat
Former City Council President Rosemary Rodriguez Wednesday entered the Denver Public Schools District 2 board race, where she will be running against incumbent Andrea Merida.
Growing life skills in the garden
Loveland students with special needs spend the summer gardening as a way to develop job and social skills.
Find your district’s 2013-14 budget numbers
Find your school district’s budget and estimated per-pupil spending for the 2013-14 school year.
