The state administers annual tests in language arts and math, known as the Colorado Measures of Academic Success, to students in third through eighth grade annually. It also offers versions of the PSAT and SAT to assess high school students’ performance.
Members of Denver Public Schools’ elected board broached concerns about a lack of trust among directors at a daylong retreat Monday, a conversation that started prickly but ended with signs of momentum toward better working together.
Students move in to their dorms at the University of Colorado Boulder on Monday.
The Cherry Creek School District closed Highline Community Elementary School and Overland High School in Aurora after severe storms flooded the buildings.
The Youth Mental Health Corps (YMHC) is a national service initiative that places near-peer mental health navigators in middle and high schools to help support students.
Arizona State University has launched a new bachelor’s degree in content creation, referred to as an “influencer” degree.
Denver Public Schools will ask voters to approve a nearly $44 million mill levy override in November’s election to raise money for employee raises, expand mental health and education programs.
Leaders at Thornton-based Adams 12 Five Star Schools plan to close as many as seven schools next year, making the district the latest in metro Denver to shutter buildings as public school enrollment falls statewide.
Jeffco Public Schools argues in a new federal lawsuit that Colorado state law prevents the district from complying with the U.S. Department of Education’s new Title IX interpretation regarding transgender athletes.
During the last academic year, the University of Colorado system announced a $2 million partnership with OpenAI to roll out a CU-specific ChatGPT.