Mid Year Media Review
After removing police officers from its schools over the past year, Denver Public Schools has increased its own armed patrol unit and is in talks with the city about allowing … Read More
Denver Public Schools planned to use new funding to put at least a part-time nurse in every school building, but instead, 61 schools started the year last week without one. … Read More
Face masks will be required inside school buildings for all Denver students, staff, and visitors, whether they’re vaccinated or not. Denver Public Schools announced the policy first in an email … Read More
School and child care personnel in Denver will be required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Sept. 30, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock announced Monday. Hancock’s order applies to staff … Read More
Kal-El was in second grade the first time a teacher threatened to call the police on him. His class was playing outside at recess. The teacher said it was time … Read More
Elias Nelson stood at the whiteboard, dry erase marker in hand, facing down a five-digit math problem: 93,213 minus 59,758. He glanced at the boy next to him, who was … Read More
One of three Denver school board members eligible to run for reelection says she will not seek another term. Angela Cobián, who was once a Denver teacher, said her decision … Read More
More details were revealed Thursday about the Denver teachers union’s 2019 endorsement of Tay Anderson for school board and whether union leaders knew at the time about allegations of inappropriate … Read More
When Tay Anderson was running for an at-large seat on the Denver school board in 2019, the teachers union tried to persuade a candidate for a different seat to switch … Read More
