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State Board members expressed concern, some encouragement about Adams 14 - Vimarsana News

State Board members expressed concern, some encouragement about Adams 14

Colorado State Board members are not taking action yet on a change Adams 14 may request for its order to work with a partial manager, the nonprofit TNTP. Negotiations continue.

Denver education research going forward but not without a fight - Vimarsana News

Denver education research going forward but not without a fight

In a divided vote, the State Board of Education approved the release of anonymized student data. The Denver district and some State Board members oppose the research project.

State Board mixed on Denver's revocation of Beacon innovation zone - Vimarsana News

State Board mixed on Denver's revocation of Beacon innovation zone

Beacon Network Schools hoped the State Board of Education would help restore its innovation zone status. Denver doesn’t have to follow any recommendations.

Adams 14 loses charter authority as State Board sides with University Prep - Vimarsana News

Adams 14 loses charter authority as State Board sides with University Prep

Colorado State Board strips school district of exclusive chartering authority as University Prep argues Adams 14 has unfairly treated charter schools and disregarded State Board orders.

Democrat Lesley Smith, a CU regent, announces bid for Colorado's open House District 49 seat - Vimarsana News

Democrat Lesley Smith, a CU regent, announces bid for Colorado's open House District 49 seat

Democrat Lesley Smith, an at-large University of Colorado regent, announced on Thursday that she's launching a campaign for the open House District 49 seat rather than seeking reelection next year