Teachers lose cost-of-living pay dispute battle with Denver Public Schools
Denver teachers aren’t entitled to the pay raise they thought they’d be getting, according to an arbiter’s decision Wednesday. The arbiter sided with Denver Public Schools in a pay dispute in which the district argued it isn’t obligated to pay teachers what they claim their contract stipulates – a 5.2 percent cost of living increase.
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Denver Public Schools became the first U.S. school district Wednesday to sue the Trump administration challenging its policy ...
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Denver Public Schools is seeking a temporary restraining order to reverse a federal policy prohibiting immigration ...
Denver Public Schools sued the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Wednesday in an effort to block federal immigration ...
The district announced the motion after “several ICE arrests took place in neighborhoods surrounding some DPS schools earlier ...
DPS' Department of Climate and Safety is using artificial intelligence to detect certain trigger words about topics like ...
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School closures: Denver board considering amending policy to add a pauseThe Denver Public Schools board is considering pausing any future school closures until closures that are underway are executed and plans for vacant buildings are finalized.
With temperatures dropping sharply this week, Denver firefighters teamed up with local organizations and Denver Public ...
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