Notification rule in hands of Denver judge
A judge’s decision is the next step in the legal fight over the state rule requiring parents be notified when teachers are arrested.
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SBE finally agrees on parent notice rule
The State Board of Education has voted unanimously to require schools to notify parents when a staff member is arrested.
JBC gets down to toughest decisions
The Joint Budget Committee may decide today how much it thinks K-12 and higher education need to be cut to balance the 2011-12 budget.
Another bite for teacher paychecks?
The amended version of a pension bill could mean less take-home pay for teachers. Plus roundup
Study: Turn teacher prep “upside down”
A report calls for converting teacher preparation to a “clinical” model and making educator training a shared responsibility of higher ed and K-12
Reporting teacher arrests raises tricky issues
Should school districts be required to inform parents when a teacher or school employee is arrested?
Districts get the word on Edujobs grants
Colorado school districts and charter schools received good news Wednesday about federal funds that will ease district budget cuts and fund new charters.
PERA bounced back in 2009
The investments of the Public Employees’ Retirement Association rebounded in 2009, rising 17.4 percent in value after a plunge of 26 percent in 2008.
Colorado Edujobs status still uncertain
The state’s school finance chief says it’s still unclear if Colorado will be eligible for money from the new $10 billion Edujobs program.
Colorado eligibility for Edujobs unclear
State officials are trying to figure out if Colorado is eligible for a slice of the new $10 billion “Edujobs” program.
