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While the Denver Classroom Teachers Association and Denver Families Action, a deep-pocketed political group with charter school ties, each endorsed their own slate of candidates, the emergence of another persistently vocal group — parents — is driving conversations around the race for three seats on the DPS Board of Education.
While the Denver Classroom Teachers Association and Denver Families Action, a deep-pocketed political group with charter school ties, each endorsed their own slate of candidates, the emergence of another persistently vocal group — parents — is driving conversations around the race for three seats on the DPS Board of Education.
Federico Peña is a south Texas boy, born and bred. He’s a white hat kind of guy, riding high on a steed like the bright-blue mustang with blazing red eyes
Denver Public Schools leaders are still pushing back against an effort to revive an advisory city-school committee as Mayor Mike Johnston has waded into school board races with endorsements.
Denver city council members want to revive a joint city-school committee to bolster collaboration. But Denver Public Schools officials say the process has not been collaborative.