Tom Boasberg
More DPS Students Get Chance To Earn College Credit
More students with Denver Public Schools will get the chance to take college classes while still in high school. This comes after DPS is awarded a $3 million grant.
4-Year High School Grad Rate Inches Up For DPS
Denver Public Schools says it is making progress in getting more high school students to graduate in four years.
Despite Protests, Charter School Will Move To North High School Campus
North High School students will have to share their campus once again.
Parents, Students Debate Over Plan To Add Charter To North High
The Denver Board of Education is expected to vote Thursday night on what’s become a controversial topic- whether to allow a charter school to move into part of the campus for North High School.
DPS Board Thanks Denver Voters For Investing In Schools
Denver voters passed the Mill Levy Override and Bond initiatives for Denver Public Schools during Tuesday’s election.
Computer Program Helps Match Students With The Best School
A new computer program developed for Denver Public Schools will help connect students with the school best suited for them. It’s called School Match.
DPS Is Fastest Growing Urban District In The U.S.
Denver Public Schools is the fastest growing urban district in the country.
More DPS Schools Begin To Meet, Exceed District Standards
The number of schools in Denver Public Schools that are meeting or exceeding district standards is rising.
New Elementary School Focuses On Creativity, Challenge, Community
The Denver Public Schools dedicated a new elementary school on Thursday. C3 stands for Creativity, Challenge and Community.
Bike Parade To Kick Off DPS School Year On Monday
To celebrate the start of the new year, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock and Superintendent Tom Boasberg will ride their bikes to school with students.
