Melanie Asmar is a journalist at COLORADO HIGH SCHOOL PROMISE. She focuses on various aspects of education, including educational policy, public education, and school safety, with a particular emphasis on K-12 education and special education. Melanie's work has been featured in notable publications such as The New York Times, The Colorado Sun, and Denver7 News, among others.
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Melanie Asmar’s coverage predominantly focuses on local education, government & politics within Denver and Colorado. She covers news about school board elections, superintendent evaluations, and educational policy.
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Plus, the Trump administration seems to have reviewed key data about schools but its release is months overdue.
By: Melanie Asmar
No charter schools applied to serve as replacements for district-run schools that might close under Denver’s new School Transformation Process.
How low pay for paraprofessionals is fueling a special education bus crisis
By: Melanie Asmar
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An Elizabeth School District spokesperson said one of the firms has a 20-win record before the U.S. Supreme Court.
By: Melanie Asmar
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It's (Glue) Stick Season, and we've rounded up a list of back-to-school giveaway events for families.
By: Melanie Asmar
If you need help finding free backpacks, school supplies, haircuts, clothing, and more, here's where to get it in the metro area.
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Plus, this school district piloted a statewide cellphone ban. The results were positive but some parents and teachers have lingering concerns.
