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Popular IB school to be placed at Smiley

Popular IB school to be placed at Smiley

The Denver school board voted 6-1 early Friday to move McAuliffe International School from its home in Stapleton several blocks southeast into Smiley Middle School.

DPS board hears emotional pleas about teachers and tenure

DPS board hears emotional pleas about teachers and tenure

The Denver school board will make a final decision at 3 p.m. Monday regarding the fate of 220 probationary teachers.

Data fears aired before State Board

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.

Discipline concerns flare in Denver schools

Discipline concerns flare in Denver schools

The Denver school board gets briefed on its discipline policy as complaints from teachers about unruly classrooms grow louder.

Analysis: What the DPS board minority wants

Analysis: What the DPS board minority wants

The Denver school board’s minority camp is often portrayed as simply opposed to the majority’s position. Here’s a closer look at their vision.

Anxiety swirls at DPS school after principal gets pink slip

Anxiety swirls at DPS school after principal gets pink slip

A group of parents at Denver’s Ashley Elementary School are looking for answers about why their principal was abruptly fired and about other changes to the struggling — but beloved — school.

State third grade reading scores stagnate

State third grade reading scores stagnate

According to TCAP results released Tuesday, 73 percent of Colorado’s third-graders scored proficient or advanced in reading, a slight dip from last year.

School’s possible move out of Stapleton stirs hopes, worries

School’s possible move out of Stapleton stirs hopes, worries

Stapleton and Park Hill parents have hopes and worries when it comes to a proposal to relocate the new McAuliffe International School.

Colorado teachers TELL all

Colorado teachers TELL all

Find out what 55 percent of the state’s teachers think about working conditions, teacher evaluations and more in the 2013 TELL Survey.

Foreign language grad requirements lag in Colorado

Foreign language grad requirements lag in Colorado

Despite an increasingly global economy, many Colorado school districts do not require a world language for graduation.

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