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Aurora school board campaigns attracting outside spending - Vimarsana News

Aurora school board campaigns attracting outside spending

Aurora school board candidates have raised more than $59,000, and outside groups are spending at least $145,000 more.

Op-Ed: A Letter to the New Denver Public Schools Superintendent - Vimarsana News

Op-Ed: A Letter to the New Denver Public Schools Superintendent

Be brave enough to demand results for students, urges this DPS parent and former DPS teacher.

Community advocates protest DPS superintendent hiring process - Vimarsana News

Community advocates protest DPS superintendent hiring process

Several community advocacy groups are coming together to protest the Denver Public Schools process for hiring the next superintendent.

Let's help Colorado's children catch up | Denver-gazette - Vimarsana News

Let's help Colorado's children catch up | Denver-gazette

For a generation of educators and policy makers in Colorado, the wide gap in educational outcomes and enrichment opportunities between the rich and poor, suburban and rural communities, urban and gentrified neighborhoods has been a cause of great frustration and grave worry. It is unacceptable, yet it remains. Too many of our children are falling behind, and COVID has made it worse. The problem is clear: Colorado schoolchildren have fallen behind in reading, math, science and writing — particularly students of color or those from low-income families. On the most recent national tests, on...

Denver parents worry their kids are learning less online - Vimarsana News

Denver parents worry their kids are learning less online

AAron Ontiveroz/The Denver Post Many Denver parents feel their children are learning less online than they would inside a classroom, and they’re worried their kids are falling behind, according to the results of two separate surveys — one of them a scientific poll — conducted by local advocacy groups. “Learning for my son from high school has been very difficult because there are many distractions at home that would not normally affect him when he is in person,” Denver Public Schools parent Liliana Lazos reportedly told the advocacy groups. “Schools made efforts to try to contribu...