Parent notice rejected again
The Senate has rejected a maneuver designed to resurrect a controversial state rule requiring parents be notified when teachers are arrested. Roundup
The Senate has rejected a maneuver designed to resurrect a controversial state rule requiring parents be notified when teachers are arrested. Roundup
A floor fight over a concurrent enrollment bill abruptly ended Monday when the measure was laid over by the House majority leader. Plus roundup
A new bill would require high school graduates to know CPR, and chatter has increased about the future of the BEST program.
A bill to limit campaign contributions in school board races got a hearing Thursday but won’t get a vote for a week.
Hopes, fears and frustrations about schools and state finances were at the boiling point Friday during a legislative hearing.
The Englewood and Ignacio schools districts have learned that being also-rans can sometimes pay off.
Three dozen school repair and construction projects survived the always-grueling selection process for state Building Excellent Schools Today grants
Nearly two dozen applications for cash grants have been “short listed” by the state Capital Construction Assistance Board, meeting to weigh 2011-12 BEST applications
It’s the season of high hopes and frazzled nerves for administrators who have applied for state aid to build or renovate schools
State Board members approved specifications for a new testing system, including social studies, and hired a commissioner search firm.