Here is the enrollment and demographics for 14 Central Park traditional and charter public schools. Enrollment increased by 1,852 from 2018 to 2023 or on average 370 more students per year. Current total Central Park enrollment: 9,643 which is just […]
Photo: Auon’tai Anderson has been on the Denver school board since 2019 and vice president since 2021. He announced Monday that he is not running for re-election. Hyoung Chang/The Denver Post Denver school board Vice President Auon’tai Anderson is dropping […]
(Above: Collage made from Earth Day sticker entries from Swigert’s Climate Activism Team) Since it began in 2018, Swigert International’s Climate Activism Team (CAT) has steadily increased its ambitions and activities. Its mission, vision and words to work by: Vision […]
NHS’ fifth and largest class “walks” together for last time. Hundreds of parents, relatives and friends packed the Colorado Convention Center downtown Sunday afternoon to celebrate Northfield High School’s graduates amid cheers, shout outs, selfies, high-fives and hugs. At the […]
Dysfunctional: not functioning properly : marked by impaired or abnormal functioning. (Merriam-Webster Dictionary). Members of the dysfunctional Denver school board despise that governing body being called dysfunctional, repeatedly and emphatically denying that it is what it so plainly is. Late in […]
Mike Johnston, left, and Kelly Brough, right, are vying to become Denver’s next mayor. Courtesy of Michael Johnston and Kelly Brough Neither of Denver’s candidates for mayor favors mayoral control of the school board, which has been beset by infighting […]
In photo: DPS board members. Back row (L to R) Carrie Olson, Scott Baldermann, Michelle Quattlebaum, Scott Esserman, Charmaine Lindsay. Front row (L to R) Auon’tai Anderson, Superintendent Alex Marrero, Xóchitl Gaytán Overseeing a sprawling district with more than 10,000 […]