Thinking Big With Ken Wilber: A Brief History of Almost Everything
The philosopher calls Colorado home.
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Denver Public Schools Hit With Discrimination, Retaliation Lawsuits
One complaint charges discrimination, the other retaliation.
Tay Anderson Independent Probe Launched by Denver School Board
The inquiry will be conducted by an independent group.
Tay Anderson Apologizes After New Claims About Past Behavior Surface
The incidents are said to have happened in 2018.
Op-Ed: Students Need What STRIVE-Prep Offers in Montbello
Reimagining Montbello needs to remember what this school is doing.
DPS Found Tay Anderson Guilty of Retaliation Prior to New Controversy
An unnamed woman has made explosive claims about Anderson.
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Op-Ed: Becoming the Leaders We Want to Be
Remember the words of Dolores Huerta.
Disturbing Video of Autistic Child Handcuffing: Lawsuit and More
The child banged his head in a patrol car for hours.
Jeffco’s Superintendent Search Firm Has Learned a Few Lessons
Some recommendations have gotten failing grades.
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Op-Ed: Financial Literacy for Every DPS Graduate
Ednium, a new group of alumni, wants to make it happen.
Colorado’s Four Largest School Districts All Looking for Superintendents
The departure of DPS Superintendent Susan Cordova was the most controversial.
Op-Ed: What We Really Need Is a Plan for Students
Not just a seat at the table, but a new table.
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Why CMAS Standardized Testing Shouldn’t Happen but Probably Will
Governor Polis seems uninterested in taking up the issue.
Why Many DPS Teachers Don’t Want to Return Yet for In-Person School
At one school, two-thirds of teachers are wary of returning.
Some Students of Defunct Art School Still Trying to Collect Tuition
The AI of Colorado closed in December 2018.
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Op-Ed: Make Classrooms Safer by Prioritizing Vaccinations for Teachers
The authors sent a letter to Jared Polis this week.
Op-Ed: Support Mental-Health Services for DPS Students, Staffers
The budget committee will vote January 11.
Teachers’ Union Rips Polis Over Vaccination Schedule Change
The teacher union’s members are frustrated and angry.
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Op-Ed: Let’s Work Together to Better Serve Colorado Students
A lesson in cyberlearning.
Reader: Both Remote Learning and DPS Have Failed Students
Class is in session.
Inside Colorado’s Road Map to In-Person Learning
Many of the recommendations have been familiar for months.
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Op-Ed: Is Remote Learning Failing Students? Or Is District Leadership?
This teacher has been 100 percent remote since March.