Colorado poll finds voters skeptical of college, more supportive of career education
Itâs more important for Colorado schools to prepare students for the workforce than to prepare them to attend college.
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A researcher wants to study the effect of Denverâs reform policies. The superintendent has qualms.
Denver Superintendent Alex Marrero doesnât want a University of Colorado Denver researcher to access student data to study the effects of the previous decadeâs education reform policies.
Parents who donât speak English would have more access to translated documents under Colorado bill
The personalized education plans that spell out how a school intends to support a student with a disability can run dozens of pages and be full of technical language.
Colorado school finance bill boosts K-12 spending to $9 billion, steers clear of formula changes
The bill, SB23-287, could set Colorado on the path to fully funding its schools according to constitutional requirements by the 2024-25 school year.
Colorado delays free preschool program matching date to April 26
State officials held firm to the initial March 30 matching date until just two days prior. Denver Public Schools even sent an email to parents Tuesday afternoon telling families to...
9,000 children donât show up in Colorado school data. Where did they go?
The findings illustrate the pandemicâs profound impact on education and demonstrate the difficulty of getting a full picture of where students have landed as a result of the upheaval.
School board Vice President Auonâtai Anderson obtains restraining order against Denver Public Schools critic
Both men agree they had an argument Friday morning about Auonâtai Andersonâs December vote to move the school Brandon Pryor founded, Robert F. Smith STEAM Academy, from its current location...
Aurora Superintendent Rico Munn resigning at end of school year
Aurora Public Schools Superintendent Rico Munn plans to resign at the end of this school year and assume a less active role in leading one of the stateâs most diverse...
How one Colorado Republican shaped what students will learn about the Holocaust
A Republican State Board of Education member who believes socialism poses grave dangers at home and abroad has put his stamp on how Colorado students will learn about the Holocaust.
More students attend Colorado charter schools, but access still isnât equal
More Colorado students than ever are enrolled in charter schools, and those students posted higher test scores than those of students in district-run schools during a pandemic-disrupted school year.