Superintendent recommends DPS close or restructure 10 schools as enrollment continues to fall
Superintendent Alex Marrero recommended Thursday that Denver Public Schools permanently close or restructure 10 schools so that Colorado’s largest district can stave off the “crisis” that looms as K-12 enrollment continues declining statewide.
Denver superintendent recommends 7 schools for closure, 3 schools for partial closure
Five elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school would close if the Denver school board accepts a recommendation made by Superintendent Alex Marrero Thursday meant to address declining enrollment in Denver Public Schools. Three other schools would be partially closed, meaning they would serve fewer grades.
Denver Public Schools superintendent proposes closing these schools at the end of the academic year
Facing declining enrollment, DPS is planning to consolidate schools. School board members will vote on potential closures in two weeks.
The 10 schools Denver Public Schools wants to close or restructure to combat declining enrollment
Denver Public Schools Superintendent Alex Marrero on Thursday recommended the Board of Education vote to permanently close or restructure 10 schools across the city in response to declining K-12 enrollment in Colorado’s largest district. READ MORE: Superintendent recommends DPS close or restructure 10 schools as enrollment continues to fall
Denver Public Schools recommends seven school closures, three 'grade level restructures'
Denver Public Schools Superintendent Alex Marrero is expected to unveil a long-awaited list of school closure recommendations during a public meeting Thursday evening.
Here are the 10 Denver Public Schools that could close or restructure in 2025
Denver Public Schools will close seven schools and restructure three others on a grade level at the end of the 2024-2025 school year, the district announced Thursday evening.
Which Denver schools are on the ones DPS superintendent is recommending for closure? See the full list
Denver Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Alex Marrero on Thursday evening announced that the following schools are recommended for closure:
Denver schools' superintendent pay increased by $42,000 in 15 months
As Denver Public Schools teachers clamored to get a full cost of living adjustment from the district, Superintendent Alex Marrero quietly received the 5.2% COLA in August, The Denver Gazette
Here are the 10 Denver Public Schools recommended for closure or restructure
Denver's school board is proposing the complete or partial closure of 10 schools amid declining enrollment, superintendent Alex Marrero announced Thursday. Why it matters: The restructuring plan would reshape education for more than a thousand students and could affect everything from neighborhood property values to community cohesion.
9 Denver schools recommended for closure, 3 others for restructuring
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Denver Public Schools announces list of schools it plans to close, merge
After months of community meetings, Denver Public Schools — the largest school district in Colorado — released the list of ...
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Denver Superintendent Recommends Seven Schools for Closure, Three for Partial Closure
Five elementary schools, one middle school and one high school would close if the Denver school board accepts Superintendent ...
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Denver Superintendent Alex Marrero gets a $17,000 bonus with his third performance evaluation
Denver Superintendent Alex Marrero will earn a $17,326 bonus for meeting 85% of his goals last school year, according to his ...
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Denver Superintendent Alex Marrero gets a $17,000 bonus
Denver Superintendent Alex Marrero will earn a $17,326 bonus for meeting 85% of his goals last school year, according to his yearly evaluation approved by the school board Monday.