Since 2000, the district has had four superintendents. Only former Colorado Gov. Roy Romer lasted longer than three years.

John Deasy has reportedly told confidantes that the school board is making it too difficult to pursue his reform agenda for the nation's largest school district.

The superintendent of the nation's second-largest school district said he would give more information next week, after he receives his evaluation.

The budget cuts resulting from Missouri's transfer law are becoming apparent.

Three mayors began an education-focused tour today in Denver.

Local school board asks to be disassociated with the upcoming conference that the main organizer says is a nonpartisan, education event.

The money, which was earmarked for the district during this summer's budget crisis but withheld for political reasons, will allow the school district to rehire some 400 staff members.

A new survey shows that, among Washington-based education policy wonks, the Broad Prize for Urban Education draws mixed reviews.

The high court rejected an appeal from African American parents that a student assignment plan for the district led to resegregation of the school district.

A report using newly available data that links school and child welfare data in California shows that foster youth in the state's public schools lag all other subgroups on major academic indicators.