- Lawsuit challenges Boulder Valley School District over public involvement with school closures
- Poudre School District adds meeting on school closures
- Voter guide: Prop 134 asks Colorado voters to bar transgender student athletes from certain school sports
Colorado voters will consider a ballot measure that would bar transgender students from joining sports teams that match their gender identity.
- Boulder Valley School District parents sue over school closures, challenging how the plan took shape
- Denver school board gives investigators just one week to look into antisemitism allegation
Denver school board Vice President Monica Hunter listens to public comment at a meeting last month. The board has ordered an investigation into allegations against her that she denies.
- DJ Torres resigns from Denver school board amid escalating tension and accusations
Denver school board member DJ Torres, center, resigned from the board Thursday, citing "too much time" spent on "internal conflict."
- 2026 Colorado voter guide: What to know about Amendment 87
Amendment 87, which is on the Colorado ballot Nov. 3, would make constitutional changes to the state’s tax code while also raising more money for education and healthcare.
- Colorado’s 2027 Teacher of the Year is Strasburg science teacher Merci Ames
Merci Ames was named Colorado's 2027 Teacher of the Year in a surprise ceremony Thursday.
- Voter guide 2026: How Colorado State Board of Education candidates answered 9 questions
Three seats on Colorado's nine-member State Board of Education are up for election on Nov. 3. The board sets standards for what students should learn among other responsibilities.
- Recent ICE arrests near schools and bus stops disrupt attendance and anger Democrats
High school students chant and march through downtown Denver to protest the Trump administration’s deportation efforts and treatment of immigrants, on Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2025. ICE activity around campuses this school...
- Controversial Colorado education group and its largest homeschool enrichment program will be audited
A new agreement calls for audits of Education reEnvisioned BOCES and a large homeschool enrichment program authorized by the group.
- Denver is opening more specialized classrooms as the number of students with the autism grows
West High School sophomore Alex works on his computer earlier this month in the Denver school's multi-intensive autism center classroom, which is outfitted with beanbags and other flexible seating.
- After more than two years waiting for childcare aid, one Colorado family gets help
Stormi and Riley Kujawa recently learned they'll receive financial help with childcare for their 1-year-old daughter Presley.
- Denver school board approves agreement with outside law firm that could cost up to $1,000 an hour
The Denver school board approved an agreement with an outside law firm to represent it in matters regarding the superintendent’s contract.
- Denver school board authorizes investigation into alleged use of antisemitic language
Denver school board Vice President Monica Hunter speaks at a board meeting in February. The board has ordered an investigation into allegations that she used antisemitic language.
- A Day in the Life of a Childcare Provider Who Works From Sunrise to Sunset
Aurora, Colorado By mid-afternoon, Nabila Chehab has worked nearly a full day running one of Colorado’s universal preschool sites out of her home. She’s been awake since 5 a.m. and on her feet for hours. By 2 p.m., two...
- Documents reveal details about Denver school board antisemitic language allegations
The Denver school board is set to discuss the allegations again at a meeting Thursday.
- How Parents in Boulder, Colorado, Rewrote the Rules on Autism Therapy in School
Jenny Thamer had low hopes for the meeting called by the superintendent of the Boulder Valley School District to hear from families of autistic students. From her experience, such so-called listening sessions are often...
- Colorado educators can get homebuying help through new state program
Colorado teachers and other public school employees can get financial assistance toward buying homes through the new Schools to Home program.
- Two Denver school board members accused of policy violations call for an independent investigation
Denver school board members Amy Klein Molk, DJ Torres, Xóchitl Gaytán, and Marlene De La Rosa attend a board meeting in December 2025. Torres is one of two board members demanding an independent investigation.
- Boulder school district settles civil rights complaint over antisemitic harassment
Boulder Valley School District will begin to address antisemitic harassment and discrimination in the schools by creating a new executive-level role to handle all Title VI complaints.
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- Denver school board discusses alleged use of antisemitic language, other accusations
From left to right: Denver school board members John Youngquist, Amy Klein Molk, and Monica Hunter attend a board meeting in December 2025. Hunter is one of two board members, along with DJ Torres, who are accused of...
- How much stricter will homeschool enrichment rules get in Colorado? These officials will decide.
Colorado officials will hash out new rules for publicly funded homeschool enrichment programs over the next few months.
- Denver school board president accuses members of policy violations, including antisemitic language
The Denver school board is set to discuss alleged policy violations by two of its members at a meeting Wednesday.
- A free Commerce City program might foreshadow the demand for Workforce Pell in Colorado
Colorado is working to approve Workforce Pell programs at the Community College of Aurora and other Colorado colleges.
- One school district’s fight against trump’s anti-transgender push
Jefferson County, Colo., is one of the few public school systems to sue the Trump administration over demands that it revoke transgender protections or face funding cuts.
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- Huge homeschool enrichment program closes in Colorado, following stricter rules and demise of authorizer
Colorado Homeschool Enrichment, a program with 48 campuses in Colorado, will not offer publicly funded classes for home-schoolers this year.
- Meet five of the 2027 Colorado Teacher of the Year finalists
Colorado announced this week five of the eight finalists for the 2027 Colorado Teacher of the Year award. The state plans to announce the other three finalists next week.
- Emily Griffith Technical College to buy $11 million building for move out of DPS headquarters
Some of Emily Griffith Technical College's programming is currently housed in Denver Public Schools' downtown headquarters.
- Fewer Colorado schools are on the state’s watchlist for low performance, according to new ratings
Preliminary ratings released Monday show nearly two-thirds of Colorado schools earned a top rating.
- Four Denver schools are safe from closure under a new district policy because they boosted their ratings
Academy 360 earned a green rating for the second year in a row, making it safe from potential closure and allowing it to exit what's known as the state accountability clock.
- A new Colorado report is unlikely to quiet renewed national debate about test-optional admissions
A new report says test-optional admissions may have helped more students enroll in college.
- Judge dismisses conservative-leaning Colorado school districts’ lawsuit over transgender athlete policies
A group of Colorado school districts and charter school lost their lawsuit challenging the state's non-discrimination law, specifically protections for transgender people.
- Chronic absenteeism rate fell in Colorado schools last year, still well above pre-pandemic level
More than a quarter of Colorado students were chronically absent in 2025-26, according to new state data.
- Open or closed? Some Colorado programs for homeschoolers remain in limbo after turbulent summer
Some publicly funded homeschool enrichment programs may not open in Colorado this school year because of strict new rules and the demise of a prolific authorizer.
- Denver Superintendent Alex Marrero reveals his favorite DPS school on first day of class
Students line up to enter Charles M. Schenk (CMS) Community School on the first day of school in Denver on Monday.
- Jeffco voters will consider $133 million in tax increases to raise teacher pay, repair schools
Jefferson County voters will decide on a pair of mill levy overrides in November to raise teacher pay, repair schools, fund career and technical education, and more.
- Denver’s test scores are up, but not high enough to meet all of the superintendent’s strategic plan goals
Denver Public Schools Superintendent Alex Marrero listens to school board members as they speak during a board retreat Monday. Marrero's first strategic plan, released in 2022, called for increasing test scores by 10...
- Colorado’s PSAT and SAT 2026 scores: How did your school or district perform?
Colorado students take the PSAT and SAT in the spring.
- Controversial group that opened ‘Colorado’s first public Christian school’ will close after 13 years
Education reEnvisioned BOCES, which is headed by Executive Director Ken Witt, will dissolve in a phased process over several months.
