Ann covers early childhood, literacy, and other topics for Chalkbeat Colorado. Her work has appeared in The Washington Post, The Atlantic, and the Denver Post. She joined Chalkbeat (then EdNews Colorado) in 2012.
Colorado lawmakers seek limits on homeschool enrichment and group fueling its growth
Plus, lawmakers are pausing $14.1 million in state funding that flows to private colleges and universities through grants, work study, and graduate student aid.
Plus, research on the resource gap between low-income children and their high-income peers and a novel approach to finding money for childcare in Colorado.
Colorado school board sued in wake of ‘public Christian school’ controversy
Three school board candidates who were passed over for a vacant school board seat sued the Pueblo 70 school board for open meetings violations. Plus, Colorado officials updated the funding forecast for child care assistance for low-income families.
As a landmark special education law turns 50, a new study looks at its effectiveness. Plus, Chicago Public Schools names a permanent CEO and Tennessee education officials ask whether too many Memphis students with disabilities are taking alternative standardized tests.
