Central Park EdNews

Central Park United Neighbors (CPUN) is the registered neighborhood organization (RNO) for Central Park (CP). The role of an RNO is to advocate and collaborate with the City of Denver on issues within our area and work on finding results. […]

(Cover photo: Greensky Bluegrass guitar and mandolin player Paul Hoffman playing and writing with young writers from McAuliffe and Swigert international schools on Feb. 26. Cover photo and other photos in the story are courtesy of  Jordan Bresnahan and Stephanie

(Cover photo: Northfield girls basketball starters. Photo courtesy of Kocher Imaging.)  The Northfield High School girls’ basketball team lost a close one to Roosevelt High School, 69-63, in the 5A state championship game on Saturday (March 9) at the Denver

Willow Elementary sent ten students to the city spelling bee on Feb. 9 that was held at Slavens (K-8) School. They are all identified as Gifted and Talented, according to Principal Catrina Pazo. In its second year competing in the

Northfield High School follows an “IB for All” approach to it’s education program. To know what that means takes an understanding of the overall International Baccalaureate Program. (Information for this story was gathered from Northfield’s IB Coordinators Peter Wright and

Central Park Education News is excited to announce its new Central Park School Guide! And just in time for Denver Public Schools annual school choice process that ends Feb. 12. The guide lists 16 public schools that serve Central Park

Denver Public Schools opened its annual choice enrollment period Jan. 11 that runs until Feb. 12 for the 2024-25 school  year. This is an especially important period for the so-called “transition years” of kindergarten, sixth and ninth grades when students

A campaign for Ashley Elementary to support hundreds of refugee families and students has raised $17,772 since it started Dec. 4 — far exceeding its original goal of $10,000. In addition to the initial Go Fund Me campaign, another $15,000