(Editor’s note: CPEDNews.org welcomes commentary on relevant education topics. Please let us know if you’d like to contribute to the community discussion.) Choice is a good thing, right? Yet School Choice in Central Park seems to be one of the […]
School resource officers return to Denver high schools this week after a nearly three-year absence, reigniting the debate whether police will make schools safer. The Denver Police Department is assigning two armed police officers to East High and one officer […]
Editor’s note: This article was written by East High School parents Heather Lamm, Lynne Ly, Dan Foster, and Kirsten Benefiel. In September of last year Heather Lamm and her husband received the following text from their senior at East High: […]
McAuliffe International Principal Kurt Dennis says the Denver school district has refused to withdraw a male student from his school who had been charged with attempted first degree murder and illegal discharge of a gun earlier this year, according to […]
Inspire Elementary School held its first STEM Fair on March 21 that featured dozens of intriguing projects. Over a dozen central office personnel, including Superintendent Alex Marrero and Chief of Schools Cesar Cedillo, judged the over 150 student submissions. Projects […]
Photo: Hart Van Denburg/CPR News Author’s note: I offer these thoughts with the caveat that I am a 66-year-old white man, with many blind spots and a set of life experiences very different from those of people more directly affected by […]
At Izzi B, spirits are up. Hopes are enrollment will follow. Over the past five years, the elementary school near the southeastern border of Central Park has lost 110 students. This year Izzi B (aka Isabella Bird Community School) had […]