A council that advises Denver Public Schools on charter school applications is recommending the process for reviewing them be slowed down pending a broad-based discussion on the district’s future.
The district’s School Improvement and Accountability Council presented its non-binding recommendations to the DPS Board of Education at a special session Monday night. (Read report.)
Despite calling for a reconsideration of the district’s process, the council supported five of the seven charter
What to do after high school? The annual “Diplomas Count” report has joined the growing discussion about the value of a college degree. [image: Report cover image]The 2011 version of the yearly graduation study from Education Week is titled “Beyond High School, Before ...
DPS’ response to the credit recovery controversy *Editor’s note: This post was submitted to *Education News Colorado *by Antwan Wilson, Denver Public Schools’ assistant superintendent, office of post-secondary readiness. It offers the district’s response to *this blog post *from *EdNews *Publisher ...
The graduation-proficiency gap in DPS *Alexander Ooms is a member of the board of the Charter School Institute, the West Denver Preparatory Charter School and the Colorado chapter of Stand for Children*. The recent Westword article on Denver North High School’s manipulation of its ...
The district’s School Improvement and Accountability Council presented its non-binding recommendations to the DPS Board of Education at a special session Monday night. (Read report.)
