Op-Ed: Students and Families Need More Support From Denver Schools
An argument for 4A and 4B.
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Leaked DPS Document Okays Thirty Kids Per Classroom
Social distancing of three feet would be allowed at the secondary level.
Op-Ed: Information Is Critical in the Drive for Equity at DPS
In my nearly fifty years as a resident of Montbello, I’ve seen a lot of change in Denver Public Schools. As a parent, retired DPS teacher and community member, I’m accustomed to fighting to get what our kids deserve. And now, after serving on the Reimagine the SPF committee, I…
Denver Library’s New Online Learning Platform Offers 4,000 Courses
Over 4,000 free courses are available.
Why Denver Public Schools Decided to Call a Snow Day This Time
The late start earlier this week was a bust.
DU Community Speaks Out Against Sexual Assault and Gender Violence Via Instagram
A new Instagram account that anonymously shares allegations of sexual assault, harassment, stalking and gender violence.
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Reactions to DPS Board’s Gender-Neutral Bathroom Resolution
The school board passed the resolution unanimously.
A Master’s Degree in Yoga…and Other Colorado Degrees We’d Like to See
If Naropa University is going to offer a master’s in yoga, we have a few other suggestions for Colorado’s advanced degree work.
What State Colleges Do for Muslims (and Others) Who Want to Pray
The solutions vary and won’t please everyone.
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Commerce City Schools Briefly Placed on Lockout After Suncor Incident
The South Adams County Fire Department “has determined that no hazard exists.”
Hear F-Bombs in Denver’s Second Recent Alleged Anti-Muslim Incident
The students were praying in a Metro computer lab.
Newly Inaugurated Tay Anderson Wants to Make the School Board More Accessible
After a historic win, the new DPS School Board member wants to continue engaging people who haven’t always been involved in school issues, or in politics at all.
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Candi CdeBaca Flags Political Questions on Daniels Scholarship Application
The 2019 application asks questions about patriotism, capitalism.
State Legislators Could Reorganize Safe2Tell in 2020
A bill lawmakers will consider next year would route certain calls to mental health professionals and require an annual advertising campaign for Safe2Tell.
DPS Bashed on Social Media for Snow Day Fiasco
Denver Public Schools are closed today following waves of criticism.
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Colorado School of Public Health Drops GRE Requirement
The tests are seen as a barrier to many potential applicants.
“Back to School Night” Aims to Educate Voters About DPS Board
The event will bring visibility to candidates and issues facing Denver Public Schools for voters who usually aren’t engaged in them.
Denver School Board Candidates Answer Nine Questions
This fall, voters will determine the future direction of Denver schools.
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Denver Preschool Program Saving Too Much, Spending Too Little, Auditor Says
An audit report revealed that the taxpayer-funded Denver Preschool Program has been accumulating millions more dollars than it spends.
Sheridan High School Shooter Turns Himself In
The incident took place during a girls volleyball game.
How CU Boulder Is Trying to Avoid CSU-Style Backlash Over N-Word Video
The uproar follows a race-related incident involving CSU students.
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District Attorney Won’t Charge Mother or DPS Employees Involved in Viral Bus Fight
The District Attorney’s Office is not pressing criminal charges against either the mother or the DPS driver involved in a physical altercation on a bus that left parents angry and confused.