Veteran educator turned consultant Peter Huidekoper, Jr., lays out his thoughts around the pros and cons of closing schools, and calls for more conversation.
Read more »The executive director of Colorado GEAR UP, Scott Mendelsberg, highlights attempts around the state to prepare students for college and reduce the need for remediation.
Read more »A high school teacher in Thornton, Jessica Keigan, outlines a path for the future of teacher training, licensure and professional support in Colorado.
Read more »In advance of Teacher Appreciation Day, Lyons Middle/Senior High School biology teacher Sam Holloway asks for more time and support, especially for new teachers.
Read more »Donnell-Kay Foundation fellow Yilan Shen says that arguments about whether charter schools are simply good or bad are outdated.
Read more »Denver dad and former school board candidate Christopher Scott argues that Denver school officials should be held accountable for poor student performance and rising debt.
Read more »Kerrie Dallman, president of the Colorado Education Association, shares the CEA’s new Vision Statement and priorities of focus.
Read more »David Fulton, director of Facing History of Ourselves in Denver and the Rocky Mountain states, argues that teaching historical examples of people who stand up for what is right can help create school climates that combat bullying.
Read more »The key challenges facing school district leaders charged with improving the quality of their schools is creating the demand and will for systemic change, and then creating the capacity to faithfully execute that change. That was the message emphasized by Mike Miles at the latest Hot Lunch speaker series put on by the Donnell-Kay Foundation. Miles is the [...]
Read more »The Colorado League of Charter School’s senior vice president of school services argues that school finance reform should include equitable funding for charter school students.
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