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The Denver Public Schools board voted Thursday to close Central Park’s Denver Discovery (middle) School in June. The board also agreed to close two elementary schools, Fairview and Mathematics and Science Leadership Academy. All three have fewer than 120 students. […]
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To keep Central Park’s Denver Discovery Middle School afloat, Denver Public Schools spends $31,517 for each of its 93 students – $21,000 more than the district average. Other area middle schools – McAuliffe International and Denver Green School-Northfield – spend
Jessica Rodriquez Bracey has been named principal of Northfield High School in Central Park beginning the fall of 2024. During the coming 2023-24 school year Rodriquez Bracey, who is currently a principal resident at Northfield, will serve as co-principal with
Denver Public Schools Superintendent Alex Marrero is scheduled to make recommendations Thursday (3/9) to the DPS board on the renewal of plans for many of the district’s 52 innovation schools. At this time, the board is scheduled to vote on
Northfield tied East for the highest four-year graduation rate in 2022 – 95.1% — among the city’s 10 comprehensive high schools. Northfield, however, outdid all others, with 100% of its 28 Black seniors graduating on time, while 94.1% of its
Denver Public Schools Superintendent Alex Marrero attended the monthly meeting of the Central Park United Neighbors (CPUN) on Jan. 17 to discuss education issues relevant to Central Park. He was joined by Liz Mendez, Executive Director, Enrollment and Campus Planning, and Amber Elais,
