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Six steps to avoid squandering optimism for the new Denver school board can take - Vimarsana News

Six steps to avoid squandering optimism for the new Denver school board can take

Marlene De La Rosa, Kimberlee Sia, and John Youngquist bring track records of competent and compassionate support for Denver’s diverse youth.

Carrie Olson elected to 2nd stint as president of Denver school board - Vimarsana News

Carrie Olson elected to 2nd stint as president of Denver school board

Former teacher Carrie Olson was elected Friday to a second stint as president of the Denver Public Schools Board of Education, which had a reputation for dysfunction and infighting.

Denver school board votes to raise incoming members' pay up to $33,000 a year - Vimarsana News

Denver school board votes to raise incoming members' pay up to $33,000 a year

The Denver school board voted Thursday to significantly increase incoming board members' pay, approving a new annual salary cap of $33,000 a year per elected official, up from $9,000.

Denver council resurrects joint city-school committee with blessing from DPS leaders - Vimarsana News

Denver council resurrects joint city-school committee with blessing from DPS leaders

The Denver City Council on Monday finalized its reactivation of a joint Denver Public Schools and city advisory committee with the blessing of DPS leaders, who earlier had protested the move.

Colorado school board races mostly a mixed bag, but teachers union says voters rejected extremism - Vimarsana News

Colorado school board races mostly a mixed bag, but teachers union says voters rejected extremism

Political consultant says no overriding narrative, but agrees that voters said they want politics out of the classroom.

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