Data fears aired before State Board
The State Board of Education Thursday heard sharply contrasting views about the brave new world of student data systems.
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Board pushes ahead on grad guidelines
The State Board of Education has adopted high school graduation guidelines that leave a lot of questions unanswered.
Breakfast bill signed into law
Gov. John Hickenlooper Wednesday signed the bill intended to expand student participation in breakfast programs at high-poverty schools.
Finance was top education issue of 2013
For education, the 2013 session of the Colorado legislature was all about the money, with policy taking a back seat. Session review
Hick, Garcia kick off Literacy Week 2013
Gov. John Hickenlooper and Lt. Gov. Joe Garcia held a pep rally for early childhood literacy Tuesday at the Capitol.
Last education bills get cleared out
Updated – Education bills affecting teacher evaluations, truancy and more moved ahead Monday as the legislative session neared adjournment.
A little 2014 plea from Hick and Joe
An interesting email popped into one of EdNews’ inboxes the other day. Signed by Lt. Gov. Joe Garcia and topped by the blue Hickenlooper for Colorado 2010 campaign logo, the email touts the signing of the ASSET bill making undocumented students eligible for resident tuition rates. The email is one of the first stirrings of [...]
2 Coloradans named Presidential Scholars
Two Colorado high school students are among the 2013 class of U.S. Presidential Scholars, which was announced by Education Secretary Arne Duncan Monday. The two are John Brock of Arapahoe High School in Littleton and Amy Chen of Highlands Ranch High School. They are among the 141 high school seniors selected from among more than [...]
Rise & Shine: Dougco could lose 300 teachers
COLORADO Rocky Friday for education bills. EdNews Colorado Grumbles, praise for DPS’ new home page. EdNews Colorado Engage Online expands to multiple districts. EdNews Colorado Landrum to head Denver Preschool Program. EdNews Colorado Dougco expects to lose more than 300 teachers. 9News CSU tuition hike approved by Board of Governors. Coloradoan Tiny Dove Creek arms [...]
Rocky Friday for education bills
Lack of funding killed three education bills at the Capitol Friday, and a fourth measure took a big haircut. Capitol roundup
