Monday Churn: The places they’ll go
Graduations kick off today in Denver Public Schools, where the Denver Scholarship Foundation is announcing a record number of awards
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Commentary: Becca Bracy Knight podcast
The Broad Center’s Becca Bracy Knight discusses the center’s work developing talent to run school systems in this season’s final Hot Lunch podcast.
May 13, 2012 | Posted in EdNews Podcasts,Featured Opinion,Opinion,What Matters & Hot Lunch | 0 comments | Read More »
Legislative review 2012
The 2012 legislative session produced major bills on literacy, discipline and higher education and modest good news on school funding.
Friday Churn: Science, Shakespeare
Colorado eighth-graders outperform most states in science, and Denver students ham it up in the country’s largest student Shakespeare festival.
TCAP reading results reveal trends
Colorado’s reading gender gap, a much-lauded Denver school takes a nose dive and a low-scoring rural school makes a big jump
Key bills rescued as session ends
Updated - Four endangered education bills were rescued and other key bills passed Wednesday as the 2012 regular legislative session ended.
Find your school’s 2012 TCAP scores
Search the EdNews’ database to see three years’ worth of state third-grade reading results, including school, district and state totals.
May 9, 2012 | Posted in Data Center,Data Center - Featured,Slider,Special,Top News | 0 comments | Read More »
Education bills sideswiped
Four important education bills have died because of the Colorado House’s late-night impasse over Senate Bill 12-002, the civil unions proposal.
Wednesday Churn: TCAP time
Colorado’s new “transitional” state test results debut today at noon, with the release of third-grade reading scores
School finance bill moves in Senate
The Senate Tuesday gave preliminary approval to the 2012-13 school funding bill – with an interesting addition.
