A musical phone alarm went off in Sharon Gray’s classroom — a cue that it was time for students to switch to a new activity station. “Boys and girls, remember how we’re learning about rotating?” she said to the soon-to-be kindergartners at her table. “Where do you guys get to go?” A little boy answered immediately. “The park!” he said. […]

Exclusive: Sevenoaks policy reveals predictions for lowest-performing students may be boosted ‘to facilitate application to a more selective university’ Last modified on Wed 24 Jun 2020 15.50 EDT One of the UK’s most prestigious private schools has a policy of asking teachers to exaggerate predicted exam results for some of its lowest-performing students on university applications to help them secure […]

Physically, Denver schools aren’t likely to look too different in the coming year from how they were before the pandemic. Everything else is a different story. Teachers will have to recap old material more than before, as well as help their students regain social skills and handle difficult emotions, officials with Denver’s public, private and charter schools say. Even the […]

Boulder is moving closer toward an annexation agreement that will guide the CU South project and allow for flood mitigation at the 308-acre site owned by the University of Colorado Boulder. Among other things, the 80-page document dictates that CU Boulder will transfer 155 acres for flood protection and open space on the piece of property near U.S. 36 and […]