LEAP a big step for teachers in DPS
Backers are banking on LEAP, Denver’s pilot teacher evaluation program, to represent a substantive shift in the way teachers are reviewed and professionally supported.
Backers are banking on LEAP, Denver’s pilot teacher evaluation program, to represent a substantive shift in the way teachers are reviewed and professionally supported.
Nearly 70 percent of Denver families who used a new enrollment system got into their top schools, but a small number was shut out
Denver Public Schools are the biggest users of the innovation schools law and more applications are on the way.
The Denver Public Schools’ new streamlined “one form, one timeline, all schools” enrollment system now has the participation of every district charter.
Denver Public Schools will launch its streamlined school enrollment program next month, reducing its choice processes from 62 to one.
The Denver school board agrees to $17,500 bonus for Superintendent Tom Boasberg and, at his request, delays his raise. Expanded story
Middle schools, student discipline and teacher effectiveness were all on the table at a sometimes-contentious Denver school board meeting Monday
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock’s proposed city-district-community “education compact” will be built one step at a time.
Denver school board member Jeannie Kaplan has asked Superintendent Tom Boasberg to request an expanded state review of the district’s credit recovery programs.
Competition is ratcheting up for the at-large seat on the DPS board, with another candidate joining the race and a well-known politician eying it.