Data center: Remediation rates by school
How well is your high school or district preparing students for college? Ed News takes a closer look and lets you search for trends over five years.
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Budget woes top 2010 education agenda
In addition to K-12 budget cuts and pensions, top education issues are expected to include charter school regulation, testing, how to slice the shrinking higher ed financial pie and improved alignment between community and four-year colleges.
Transforming Rishel, Part 2
Part 2 of Ed News’ video series on space-sharing at Rishel Middle School takes at closer look at Denver’s first teacher-led school.
December 12, 2009 | Posted in Education News, Headfirst Magazine, Top News | 1 comment | Read More »
Transforming Rishel: 3 Schools in 1
Rishel Middle School in southwest Denver is one of only a handful of traditional city school buildings sharing space with new school programs this fall. It is the only one slated to close as two new schools grow around it.
Ed News Colorado is following the progress of the three schools – the traditional middle school [...]
Election results shift power on DPS board
Denver’s school board may undergo a major transformation in the wake of Tuesday’s election.
Conservative bloc sweeps Dougco races
All four Republican Party-endorsed candidates easily won victories over their teachers’ union-endorsed opponents in the Douglas County school board election.
Tax measures fare poorly
Greeley school leaders Tuesday night conceded defeat in their bid for a $16 million mill levy override, while the Mapleton district’s proposed bond issue and override were headed to defeat.
Updated election results
Scroll down to see results from Douglas, Jefferson and Boulder school board races, updated as new totals become available.
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Check here regularly for updates on the Denver school board races, including new videos, podcasts, and information on debate and forum times and dates. Updated Friday.
Crowding at Metro forces tough conversations
The “trailer park” that has popped up on the Auraria campus to handle overcrowding at Metropolitan State College of Denver is symbolic of some much bigger challenges confronting the urban campus.
Student numbers are growing, budgets are shrinking, and too many students aren’t succeeding the way they should. Because of these issues, administrators, faculty, alumni, students [...]
