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A non-traditional superintendent laments a lack of courage among education leaders and looks to a famous Kennedy for inspiration.
A report examines 36 new schools opened in the past five years in Denver and finds charter and innovation schools outperform redesigns
A judge has denied a motion by Denver Public Schools to dismiss a union lawsuit over innovation schools. Read the judge’s order
Douglas County school board members on Tuesday unanimously approved opening union contract negotiations to the public
Proposed legislation to fundamentally reshape Colorado’s nearly 20-year-old school finance system is expected by month’s end
The president of the Douglas County teachers union asked Tuesday that contract negotiations with the district be opened to the public
U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan spent part of Tuesday learning about the “really extraordinary” P-20 partnerships in Aurora
In a district increasingly divided over the direction of its outspoken school board, the color of your shirt may show your stance
Despite students’ perceptions of marijuana as healthy, research shows that it’s harmful for growing brains and that kids are more likely to become addicted
