Two years ago I never would have imagined I’d be playing a role in bringing an outstanding school to my community in Commerce City.
Parent perspective: Let’s give more kids access to great schools Read More »
From a Colorado League of Charter Schools press release: Colorado continues to have the nation’s second-best public charter school laws, according to a ranking released by the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools (NAPCS) in its annual report, “Measuring Up to the Model: A Ranking of State Charter Public School Laws.” It is the fifth
Colorado charter school law remains nation’s second best Read More »
“The story that you’ll see in my professional arc, is working to ensure that as many kids as possible, especially those who come from a background similar to mine and face similar challenges, have access to high quality education, regardless of what they look like, how much money their parents have, or what zip code they they live in.”
Meet Clarence Burton Jr, CEO of Denver Families for Public Schools Read More »
There has never been a more important time than now to re-evaluate our approach to education. We owe it to our children and families to embrace systemic change, not just incrementalism.
As student learning plummets, charter schools offer a path back to success Read More »
Boardhawk is hiring a part-time community reporter to cover Denver Public Schools and its Board of Education.
Boardhawk is hiring a reporter! Read More »
Because Blacks have been disparately treated in DPS for decades, true equity requires an abundance of resources to be distributed to the Black community to address these systemic inequities.
Honoring Dr. Bailey’s legacy by creating equity in DPS today Read More »
The two dissenting board members and a vociferous champion of the contract extension explained their votes at the conclusion of last Thursday’s DPS board meeting.
Denver school board members explain their Marrero contract extension votes Read More »
Sharon’s life reflected a lifelong commitment to educational equity and quality education, particularly for African American students.
Happy Haynes remembers Dr. Sharon Bailey Read More »
Barbara’s varied professional accomplishments provide a template for others who aspire to a life of service, which Marian Wright Edelman described as “the very purpose of life, and not something you do in your spare time.”
In appreciation of Barbara O’Brien Read More »
There was a lot of anxiety around social interaction when we returned to school. A lot of care and personal time and patience were necessary to make the students comfortable opening up and expressing themselves.
Supporting student success inside and outside the classroom Read More »
