Evaluations for the rest of the workforce
Colorado is moving closer to a system for evaluating counselors, nurses and other school professionals who aren’t classroom teachers.
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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.
Board pushes ahead on grad guidelines
The State Board of Education has adopted high school graduation guidelines that leave a lot of questions unanswered.
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
Last education bills get cleared out
Updated – Education bills affecting teacher evaluations, truancy and more moved ahead Monday as the legislative session neared adjournment.
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
Without funding, ELL bill dies
Updated – An English language learners bill died today in committee because there was no funding for it. Capitol roundup
School finance bills cross finish line
Both of 2013’s big school finance bills finished up Wednesday where they started, in the Colorado Senate.
College merit aid bill passes House
Update – The House Wednesday voted 59-5 to pass the bill that would reinstate state merit scholarships.
Funding bill gets final House approval
Updated – The House Tuesday voted 52-12 to pass the bill needed to fund K-12 education in the coming school year.
