State scores mostly flat, but growth in Denver
Colorado students performed about as well on the new TCAP as last year’s CSAP but Denver was among high-poverty districts showing growth.
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AG: Undocumented tuition rate illegal
Colorado Attorney General John Suthers says Metro State’s new tuition rate for undocumented students is illegal.
Find your district’s 2012-13 funding numbers
See what the 2012-13 School Finance Act means for your district’s per-pupil funding.
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Miles picked for Dallas schools chief
It looks like Harrison Schools Superintendent Mike Miles is heading to Dallas to run the nation’s 14th largest school district
Third time no Race to the Top charm
Colorado has lost a third bid for federal Race to the Top funds, this time for $60 million that would have supported early learning initiatives.
Victory for Lobato plaintiffs
A judge agrees the state education system is underfunded; plaintiffs say it’s time for lawmakers to step up
SBE goes for local candidates
The State Board of Education has tapped two familiar names as finalists for Colorado commissioner of education.
Election 2010: Voters in a generous mood
Updated – Voters approved about half of 2010 school bond issues and two-thirds of tax override measures.
