The Denver Education Vision Project left us with a sense of fulfillment, knowing that we were part of an initiative that truly cared about the community it was serving
A project that authentically amplifies student voice [updated with Spanish translation] Read More »
AEA is a cultural summer program that highlights the experiences of Black/African American, Latinx/Indigenous, & Asian American/Pacific Islander families, students, and educators.
Empowering students through cultural equity and leadership initiatives Read More »
While the district is trying to frame the firing as the removal of a principal who violated federal privacy law and meted out discipline disproportionately to kids of color, that sounds like putting a politically palatable veneer over a load of BS.
Kurt Dennis firing shows DPS is rotting from the top down Read More »
The key to comprehensive summer programs is that they offer a safe, consistent, and positive environment daily for approximately six hours and for six to eight weeks. While there are various options available for Denver youth in the summer, very few are comprehensive programs that meet the consistency needs of working families.
Supporting Denver youth this summer Read More »
Why does DPS want to put an end to an organization that is showing promise? Power and control seem to be the answer.
DPS power grab to dismantle the Beacon innovation zone is unwarranted Read More »
How two DSST literacy specialists are helping their middle school students regain reading proficiency after the disruptions of Covid.
Post-Covid, DSST teachers chart long journey back to reading proficiency Read More »
Students, namely Black boys, are significantly more likely to graduate high school and enroll in college if they have a Black man as a teacher in elementary school. Black boys improve standardized test scores when they have Black men as teachers. Simply put, Black boys – and students more broadly – benefit from having Black men in the classroom.
Black boys and Black men don’t have space in education Read More »
