Campaign bill gets its hearing
A bill to limit campaign contributions in school board races got a hearing Thursday but won’t get a vote for a week.
A bill to limit campaign contributions in school board races got a hearing Thursday but won’t get a vote for a week.
The Colorado Legacy Foundation hopes a $10.5 million grant will expand college readiness among Colorado students.
Legislative leaders meet today to pass judgment on bills proposed by over-the-summer study committees
The Englewood and Ignacio schools districts have learned that being also-rans can sometimes pay off.
Voter rejection of 31 district tax proposals appears to mark an almost unprecedented low in voter support for higher school spending.
The Colorado Education Association has filed suit challenging a recent State Board of Education rule requiring districts to notify parents when employees are arrested.
It’s the season of high hopes and frazzled nerves for administrators who have applied for state aid to build or renovate schools
Colorado’s two largest school districts are near opposite ends of the spectrum in a report comparing “expected” high school graduation rates and actual rates in the nation’s 50 largest school districts.
Colorado school districts planned for the worst budget-wise in February – and then the state funding picture got a little brighter
An interlocking set of bills is behind the complex legislative machinery that drives school funding.