Thursday Churn: New start date?
Denver’s start date task force prepares tonight for its final presentation to the DPS board. Will school start in August? Or later?
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Bigger money wins in school board races
Final campaign finance filings show top fundraisers victorious in seven of eight board races in Denver, Douglas and Jefferson counties
Candidate concedes in northwest Denver
Updated – School board candidate Jennifer Draper Carson on Thursday conceded victory to incumbent Arturo Jimenez
EdNews’ Election 2011 Coverage
Check here for a roundup of EdNews’ headlines from Election Day and follow-up stories, in addition to links to our campaign coverage
Committee filings shed financial light
A handful of political committees active in school board races in Jefferson County, Denver and Westminster filed campaign finance reports Tuesday night
DPS board likely still 4-3 split
Updated – Haynes, Rowe won big while incumbent Jimenez appeared to eke out a 144-vote victory over Draper Carson
In home stretch, it’s GOTV time
Denver school board candidates and their campaign workers focus on Get-Out-The-Vote efforts in final push to Election Day
Round two of candidate finance reports
Wide gaps in dollars raised between candidates in Denver, Douglas and Jefferson counties appear little changed as Denver candidate Happy Haynes nears record
Predicting higher ballot returns
Ballots returned to date signal higher voter interest than usual in “off-year” elections in Douglas and Jefferson counties
National focus on DPS race
Denver school board candidate Emily Sirota is shaking up the race in southeast Denver but it’s unclear whether it will help her win
