P.S. 1 didn’t make the grade, but can anything replace Denver’s longest-running charter school?
Five students stand together at the front of a bright, spacious classroom. The tables that serve as desks are pushed aside and the chairs arranged in rows to form an audience. Spencer Isensee, an outgoing, ponytailed eighteen-year-old junior at P.S. 1 Charter School, begins the group’s end-of-quarter presentation. “For this…