Why lawmakers didn't cut funding for homeschool enrichment
Plus, former Colorado Gov. Roy Romer donates his gubernatorial archives to Metropolitan State University and $2 million to a research institute that will now be affiliated with the university.
Why some Colorado school districts are starting online programs of their own. Plus, a look at Denver Public Schools' proposed budget and why the superintendent said he may recommend school closures before a moratorium is up.
Why basic facts about America's schools are harder to find
Since the Trump administration decimated the research arm of the Education Department, it has not updated a large swath of data about the realities of American schools.
AI-enabled marketing pitches are overwhelming superintendents’ inboxes as they face competing pressures to adopt new technology and limit screen time in the classroom.
Colorado pays generously for homeschool enrichment
Funding cuts and stricter rules could be coming as state lawmakers plan legislation that would halve how much the state pays for many homeschool enrichment programs.
Teachers in the tiny Sheridan School District south of Denver have been working without a contract all school year. Plus, Colorado lawmakers advance a bill that would require schools to share their plans for at-risk students.
