Monday Churn: New CEA chief
Kerrie Dallman, president of the Jefferson County teachers union, is the new head of the Colorado Education Association.
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Friday Churn: Students in Action
Students, staff and volunteers at a Denver school will serve 2,100 volunteer hours during today’s Students in Action Day of Service
Thursday Churn: Good at math?
Updated – Denver Public Schools is looking for 75 math tutors to help students in seven schools improve their math performance.
Tuesday Churn: Obama in Boulder
President Obama visits CU-Boulder today to push for an extension in the expected doubling of student loan interest rates
Monday Churn: School finance passes
Updated – The House has given preliminary approval to the 2012-13 school funding bill.
Friday Churn: Zoning the culprit?
A new study argues that housing prices and zoning laws deprive low-income students of access to high-quality schools.
Thursday Churn: Regents decide tuition
Updated – The CU Regents have approved tuition increases for the 2012-13 school year.
Wednesday Churn: A “Bear” book
More than 70,000 four-year-olds will receive the book “Maybe a Bear Ate It” this month in an effort to boost literacy.
Tuesday Churn: Voucher appeal
Dougco’s voucher pilot inched forward Monday, plus legal fees, outstanding voucher payments and links to court documents. Updated.
Monday Churn: Education Nation
Colorado education issues and figures are on national display in a series of reports on NBC News, plus the week ahead in education.
