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Denver school board set to revisit 2020 ban on armed police in schools - Vimarsana News

Denver school board set to revisit 2020 ban on armed police in schools

Denver Public Schools' Board of Education is considering a different approach to school resource officers, or SROs, in response to the recent shooting inside East High School

Superintendent Alex Marrero wins 10% raise in split vote - Vimarsana News

Superintendent Alex Marrero wins 10% raise in split vote

Denver Public Schools board votes 4-3 to raise superintendent salary to $305,000, plus a performance bonus of up to 12.5%.

DPS board increases Superintendent Alex Marrero's pay to $305,000 - Vimarsana News

DPS board increases Superintendent Alex Marrero's pay to $305,000

A divided Denver Public Schools board voted Thursday morning to give Superintendent Alex Marrero a 10% raise, increasing his base salary to $305,000.

Denver Public Schools begins paying board members under 2021 state law - Vimarsana News

Denver Public Schools begins paying board members under 2021 state law

Denver Public Schools has paid President Xóchitl “Sochi” Gaytán more than $10,000 for her work on the elected Board of Education since last year, making the district one of the first in Colorado to pay directors after a new state law allowed such compensation.

Denver school board spent $43,000 to resolve conflict among members - Vimarsana News

Denver school board spent $43,000 to resolve conflict among members

Denver’s school board has spent more than $43,000 on consultants over the last year to mediate disagreements between directors, who often have clashed on how to govern Colorado’s largest district, according to expense reports reviewed by The Denver Post.