EdNews Election Center 2011
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Campaign finance filings show wide gaps
Some DPS board candidates are far outstripping their opponents in fundraising, a pattern also seen in Douglas and Jefferson counties. Updated
$1 billion on the line for education
Decisions about more than $1 billion in funding for education are facing voters in Colorado’s Nov. 1 election.
DPS board candidates grade Boasberg
Candidates for Denver school board gave Superintendent Tom Boasberg grades ranging from D+ to B+ during a forum Tuesday.
Jeffco candidates spark lively debate
Party politics, vouchers and the teachers union emerge as issues for candidates who want to run the state’s largest school district
Vouchers divide Dougco board candidates
Douglas County’s voucher pilot may be stalled on appeal but it is alive and well as a key issue separating school board candidates
DPS candidates show common ground
All five candidates for the citywide seat on the Denver school board would support call for an outside audit as well as Prop 103
Denver union announces endorsements
The Denver Classroom Teachers Association on Tuesday endorsed Emily Sirota and Arturo Jimenez as election activity begins to pick up
Prop. 103 fundraising modest
Supporters of Proposition 103 have raised $21,040 in the latest reporting cycle, according to disclosures filed with the Secretary of State
Tuesday Churn: Mayor’s endorsement
Mayor Michael Hancock endorsed Happy Haynes in Denver’s citywide school board race Monday and the Denver teachers union is expected to announce endorsements today
