Seeking state-local balance on evaluations
A key issue in Colorado’s educator effectiveness law – how much flexibility school districts should have in evaluating teachers – remains in play.
A key issue in Colorado’s educator effectiveness law – how much flexibility school districts should have in evaluating teachers – remains in play.
A council that advises DPS on charter school applications is recommending the approval process be slowed pending discussion of the district’s future.
The two candidates for Denver mayor pitched their education credentials in their final debate Tuesday. Video highlights, full debate podcast
The numbers double, pushing an earlier deadline, as district leaders consider ways to expand diversity. Sidebar to Gaps among the Gifted.
Denver Public Schools is seeking corporate sponsors to grow PE offerings in schools, noting the link between health and academics.
A program for the youngest advanced students in Denver is growing but can’t keep up with the demand from parents
One Denver family’s search for a top-notch education sends them from school to school – sidebar to Advanced kindergarten grows in Denver
The number of all Denver schools receiving the lowest rating on the School Performance Framework has dropped by half since 2008
More than half of Colorado’s schools fail a federal rule requiring their lunchrooms be inspected twice a year. How to check your school.
NEA President Dennis Van Roekel highlights Denver’s teacher-led school and a district-union partnership to overhaul teacher evaluation. Video