Prosecutors filed additional charges this week against a former Littleton Public Schools bus aide accused of beating two nonverbal students, revealing more incidents of alleged abuse on their way to and from school.
With more than a dozen amendments being added to the new school finance formula, outspoken opponents that have come out against the measure may move closer to a position of support.
Amendments to Colorado’s school finance formula could move opponents closer to support Read More »
Denver Public Schools — under Superintendent Alex Marrero — has offered severance packages to employees only if they are willing to sign a confidentiality agreement that prohibits them from speaking about their experiences in the district for three years after their employment.
Denver schools’ Super Alex Marrero uses NDAs to prevent employees from speaking out Read More »
An estimated one in 20 children is homeschooled in America, and in Colorado about 16,000 students claim to be homeschooled.
House Republicans welcome homeschooled students to the Capitol Read More »
The Californians at the center of one of the biggest parents’ rights fights in the nation right now were targeted last month when Meta falsely associated searches of their names with a warning about “child sexual abuse.”
Meta falsely links pro-parent school board president to child abuse images Read More »
Colorado’s state budget panel early Friday morning approved a spending plan for next fiscal year that would invest heavily in state workers and medical services, eliminate Colorado’s K-12 funding shortfall and limit college tuition increases to 3% for in-state students.
Aims Community College will open a new Student Health and Wellness Center in August 2026.
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Most of us want to see the most vicious child predators and the monsters who use children for sex locked in the slammer for a good, long time.
Overbeck: Democrats in Colorado Legislature push bills endangering your children Read More »
By Marianne Goodland | Colorado Politics A trio of state Democratic lawmakers is pushing a sweeping proposal to boost what they describe as accountability but which critics say flies in the face of local control and unfairly targets charter schools. Notably, the biggest pushback is likely to come from members of their own caucuses and
Proposed sweeping changes to Colorado charter schools could divide Democrats Read More »
Colorado’s policymakers are looking for ways to help communities grappling with the costs of accommodating roughly 40,000 immigrants who arrived in Colorado in the past year.
