Roaring Fork School Board Tackles Equity Audit and Student Representation Challenges

Overview: In a recent Roaring Fork School Board meeting, discussions revolved around the district’s strategic initiatives, including an upcoming equity audit, student representation, and a restructuring of the school fee system. The board addressed the need for systemic changes to support Latino students, the introduction of new policies, and financial strategies to manage the district’s budget more effectively.

Harrison District 2 School Board Discusses Renovations, Enrollment, and Legislative Changes

Overview: In the recent Harrison District 2 School Board meeting, members discussed several topics, including the completion of school renovations, enrollment figures surpassing projections, and legislative updates on property tax adjustments impacting school funding. The board also explored initiatives to support non-English speaking students and highlighted successful strategies implemented at the start of the academic year.

Adams 12 Five Star School Board Faces Critical Decisions on Funding and Education Initiatives

Overview: The recent Adams 12 Five Star School Board meeting highlighted topics, including the renaming of the Education Support Center Training Center in honor of former Superintendent Dr. George Bailey, the introduction of a significant bond and mill levy override proposal, concerns over teacher treatment and facility conditions, and updates on Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs.

Academy District 20 School Board Discusses $240 Million Bond Initiative for New Air Academy High School

Overview: The Academy District 20 School Board meeting centered on the discussion of a proposed bond initiative to address the aging infrastructure of Air Academy High School, alongside showcasing a range of unique educational programs and achievements at the school. The bond, if approved, would fund the construction of a new high school and a center of excellence on the Air Force Academy grounds, with the Department of Defense covering 80% of the estimated $240 million cost, and no tax increase for the community.

Woodland Park RE-2 School Board Votes to Dissolve BOCES, Moves Towards Independent Administrative Unit

Overview: In a move, the Woodland Park RE-2 School Board voted to dissolve its membership in the Youth Pass Board of Cooperative Education Services (BOCES) and apply to become an independent administrative unit. The meeting also addressed a proposed cell phone policy aimed at reducing distractions in classrooms.