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Across borders, through detention and into Colorado classrooms: The journey of solo children
In the past year, the number of children getting released to a parent, relative, or other sponsor here in Colorado has more than doubled
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High school can be rough. These Colorado teens are making it easier for their peers to get help.
By Ann Schimke Education Primary category in which blog post is published
Why the Denver school board “flipped” toward reform and what might happen next
By Melanie Asmar Education Primary category in which blog post is published
Secret Service study: Most school shooters were badly bullied, showed warning signs
By The Associated Press Crime and Courts Primary category in which blog post is published
Lawmakers are finally setting out to retool Colorado’s school funding formula. They’ll have to reach a consensus on these questions first.
Three key factors influence how much money Colorado’s 178 districts receive per pupil. A committee that’s been stalled for two years may have moved the needle with ways to rebalance funding.
How a Colorado public school for students with dyslexia is changing the game for struggling readers — and the state conversation on reading
ALLIES, now in its third year, is ascending at a time when lawmakers and education leaders are raising big questions about why so many Colorado children can’t read well
Judge dismisses lawsuits challenging private management in two Colorado school districts
David H. Goldberg, a Denver district court judge, ruled that the union failed to establish how the order had caused injury and so lacked grounds to sue
Teachers’ strike continues for second day in Park County
This is the third teacher strike in Colorado in the last 18 months
State Board raises standards, making it harder for Colorado schools to earn a top rating
The board voted 5-2 to toughen the standards despite vigorous lobbying from people who said they would prefer a complete overhaul of the accountability system
