You are receiving this letter as you are registered with the City and County of Denver as a Registered Neighborhood Organization and are NOT on ANY email list by the Denver School Board or any individual members. This is being sponsored by the At-Large delegation on the Denver School Board in conjunction with directors representing various regions. All school board … Continue reading →
Denver middle school students submit questions selected by Denver Decides for debates on Denver 8 TV Young people taking active role this election year This election season has inspired a lot of people to get active, even the ones who can’t vote yet. Denver7’s Russell Haythorn reports. By: Russell Haythorn Posted at 7:16 AM, Oct 12, 2020 and last … Continue reading →
Denver Public Schools exploring idea to lease shuttered school to third party Christy Steadman csteadman@coloradocommunitymedia.com The Washington Park Profile When she was in elementary school in the early 1960s, Jo Peters learned to fold a flag properly. She was one of eight in the color guard at Rosedale Elementary School, and remembers raising the flag every morning and taking it … Continue reading →
It appears that DPS’ accounting department has re-coded its Administrators to a different category in the chart of accounts. It’s unclear why this is happening, but this change is very evident with the data that was provided to Denver INC by a recently filled CORA request. Denver INC now has accounting unit level detail for all DPS employees. This is … Continue reading →
$61 million budget shortfall projected for 2020-21 Channel 7 News, 05-27-20 By Russell Haythorn DENVER — A watchdog group led by Denver’s Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation, or INC, projected Denver Public Schools could have a budget shortfall of $61 million for the 2020-2021 school year. The group was critical of Denver Public Schools (DPS) for failures in managing the COVID-19 crisis, among … Continue reading →
Districts are going to be strapped for cash next semester and critics say DPS will make due with even less because of poor management and questionable spending. Denver7’s Russell Haythorn has more.
On December 13th, 2019, a representative of Denver INC filed a CORA request with Denver Public Schools for accounts payable detail for the fiscal years ending June 30, 2004 – 2019. Denver INC engaged a former DPS budget analyst to analyze the data which was provided by DPS through this CORA request. Here is a screenshot of the highest spend, … Continue reading →
