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Audits coming for defunct education service provider (opens the original)
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An agreement between the Colorado Department of Education and the now-defunct Education ReEnvisioned Board of Cooperative Educational Services (ERBOCES) will include third-party audits of the service provider and one of its homeschool enrichment programs, following legal concerns in recent years. School District 49, the authorizer of ERBOCES, signed a memorandum of understanding with CDE Monday detailing the processes for the BOCES’ expiring governance, operations, staffing, finance and accounti
Audits coming for defunct education service provider (opens the original)
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An agreement between the Colorado Department of Education and the now-defunct Education ReEnvisioned Board of Cooperative Educational Services (ERBOCES) will include third-party audits of the service provider and one of its homeschool enrichment programs, following legal concerns in recent years. School District 49, the authorizer of ERBOCES, signed a memorandum of understanding with CDE Monday detailing the processes for the BOCES’ expiring governance, operations, staffing, finance and accounti
Colorado Springs D-11 employee alleges seizure of files, intimidation by top administrators (opens the original)
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Brandan Comfort, the deputy superintendent of Colorado Springs School District 11, seized confidential employee complaints against senior administrators from the locked office of Natasha Kaonohi, the district’s ombudsperson, a lawsuit alleges. The complaint, filed by Kaonohi on Sept. 8 in the 4th Judicial District Court, also alleges that Superintendent Michael Gaal instructed Comfort to seize the files. In an email, a district spokesperson referred questions to the D-11 school board, which orde
3 CU campuses report enrollment declines, Boulder’s first since 2020 (opens the original)
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Three of the University of Colorado’s four campuses experienced enrollment declines over the past year, with CU Boulder losing students for the first time since 2020, preliminary data show. The CU Board of Regents was presented with preliminary fall census data during its Sept. 10 meeting. Systemwide, the four campuses reported 926 fewer students, which accounts for 1.4% of their overall enrollment. The totals are lower than projections made in June and the campuses will now need to take measure
School District 49 absorbs new funding for current fiscal year (opens the original)
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School District 49, under new direction from the Colorado Department of Education, will oversee nearly $53 million in funding, following the dissolution of a partnering service provider last month. After the D-49 Board of Education voted to dissolve the Education ReEnvisioned Board of Cooperative Education Services (ERBOCES), which provided specialized education services including charter schools, contract schools and homeschool enrichment programs, the district assumed temporary control of its
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