“Thousands” of test answers changed
A state probe has found “significant testing violations” at Denver’s Beach Court Elementary, and the principal has been fired.
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Shock, anger and tears
The scene outside Beach Court Elementary Wednesday evening was as gloomy and angry as the clouds gathering overhead.
Districts facing another year of cuts
Many Colorado school districts are still working the numbers to come up with balanced 2012-13 budgets ahead of a June 30 deadline.
Open bargaining bill killed
A school collective bargaining bill dies, and a gambling bill with a higher ed angle gets an interesting makeover.
Glimmer of hope in revenue forecasts
Improved state revenue forecasts could mean smaller-than-planned education cuts in 2012-13, and the JBC finally takes action on new testing costs.
GOP challenges contracts bill
An “advisory” bill on school district contracting practices ran into some flack on the Senate floor Friday morning.
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.
Legacy Foundation scores $10.5 million
The Colorado Legacy Foundation hopes a $10.5 million grant will expand college readiness among Colorado students.
Tuesday Churn: Decision day
Legislative leaders meet today to pass judgment on bills proposed by over-the-summer study committees
Englewood, Ignacio get lucky
The Englewood and Ignacio schools districts have learned that being also-rans can sometimes pay off.
