State Board unconvinced on new tests
A split State Board of Education is opposing a bill that would commit Colorado to new multi-state achievement tests.
A split State Board of Education is opposing a bill that would commit Colorado to new multi-state achievement tests.
Updated – The State Board of Education has voted to oppose a contentious testing bill.
The State Board of Education has adopted rules that will govern appeals by teachers who receive two consecutive ineffective ratings.
Updated – Use of review panels in teacher evaluation appeals dominated discussion at a State Board of Education hearing.
The State Board of Education voted 4-3 to uphold the Denver school board’s denial of a new charter for Life Skills High School.
Two surprise amendments ignited a partisan House Education Committee fight Monday that ended with the sponsor walking out on his own bill.
The first version of proposed rules governing appeals under the new teacher evaluation system were unveiled Wednesday.
It took some time and wrangling, but the State Board of Education Wednesday approved regulations on charter and online schools.
The State Board of Education assessed the chances of getting to pay for new tests and rejected a charter school appeal at its December meeting.
The brave new world of 21st-century testing was unveiled for the State Board of Education on Thursday.