The House Education Committee Thursday passed a heavily amended version of House Bill 10-1274, a measure intended to give schools notification when a student is going to enroll after being in a day treatment center, facility school or state hospital.
Colorado’s experiment in crafting a new educator evaluation system kicked off Thursday with the first meeting of the 15-member Governor’s Council for Educator Effectiveness.
Colorado schools have $17.8 billion in maintenance and renovation needs over the next eight years, according to a statewide schools facilities study released Wednesday.
The Joint Budget Committee Tuesday accepted a staff recommendation to cut the School Leadership Academy and the Colorado Counselor Corps programs in the Colorado Department of Education.
A bill designed to give school districts better notice about students returning to school from treatment or juvenile detention ran into trouble Monday in committee and was laid over for fine-tuning.
Should the Colorado Commission on Higher Education have a say in state college tuition increases before or after they’re imposed on students?
Showtime for Colorado’s Race to the Top bid will be 1:30 p.m. eastern time on March 16, state officials have been told.
Bills creating state requirements for arts education and immunization notification have received final House approval.
Colorado has landed a spot among 16 finalists in the federal Race to the Top competition. Story, video, audio & links
The Senate Wednesday gave final approval to a pair of bills that would allow two colleges to expand their degree offerings.
