Friday Churn: DPS delay
Denver school board members delay – by a single business day – their vote on applications for three more innovation schools
Archive for: April, 2011
Mixed reaction to evaluation plans
What do real teachers and principals think about the Educator Effectiveness Council report on how they should be evaluated? Color them skeptical to hopeful.
Building a ‘wellness’ school
A Colorado non-profit is betting a focus on health and wellness can help close the academic achievement gap
Garcia highlights education priorities
Lt. Gov. Joe Garcia today listed three education priorities for the Hickenlooper administration – educator effectiveness, third-grade literacy and college completion.
Thursday Churn: KIPP in college
Updated – KIPP today released its first college completion report for students attending its earliest middle schools.
Thursday Churn: KIPP in college
Updated – KIPP today released its first college completion report for students attending its earliest middle schools
Regents raise CU tuition, fees
The University of Colorado Board of Regents Wednesday approved 2011-12 tuition and fees recommended by the administration.
Wednesday Churn: CU tuition raised
Updated – The CU Regents voted this morning to raise tuition and fees for the 2011-12 school year.
CU reaching for $1.5 billion
The University of Colorado this week launched the public phase of a $1.5 billion fund-raising campaign intended to support scholarships, provide faculty and program improvements, pay for buildings and support research.
ASSET bill dead for 2011
The proposal to grant undocumented students a form of resident college tuition was killed in the House Education Committee Monday evening.
