COLUMN: Tay wins the (school) board game
In September, the Denver Public Schools Board censured member Tay Anderson for “behavior unbecoming of a board member.” Two months later, this past Tuesday, Anderson’s colleagues — with three new
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In September, the Denver Public Schools Board censured member Tay Anderson for “behavior unbecoming of a board member.” Two months later, this past Tuesday, Anderson’s colleagues — with three new
Three new members and one incumbent were sworn in to the Denver Public Schools board of directors Tuesday.
Final unofficial Denver election results are in. Denver school board candidates backed by the teachers union will hold all seven seats.
While Colorado conservatives took their lumps on the home front in this year's election, losing bids to lower property tax rates and increase oversight of the process of spending taxpayer
While Colorado conservatives took their lumps on the home front in this year's election, losing bids to lower property tax rates and increase oversight of the process of spending taxpayer