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Yesenia Robles' coverage predominantly centers around local education issues in Colorado, particularly focusing on the challenges faced by English learners and attendance-related matters. Given her emphasis on government announcements, data citations, and legal policy regulation within this context, she would likely be interested in pitches from educators or officials with expertise in bilingual education policies, attendance tracking systems, or advocacy for underrepresented student groups.
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By: Yesenia Robles Chalkbeat, Robert F. Kennedy
Joel also said that as word got out, they saw high school students walk out of class, go to the elementary schools to pick up their siblings, and then go into hiding. “We weren’t quite ready for that”
By: Yesenia Robles, Elaine Cromie Chalkbeat
In the 2023-24 school year, Colorado identified 114,482 multilingual learners, up from recent years.
“Statewide, fewer students are reaching English proficiency test levels that allow them to be considered to exit the need for federally-required support services.”
By: Yesenia Robles
Denver Superintendent Alex Marrero tours Garden Place Academy on the first day of school Aug. 19, 2024. The Denver district is one of a minority in the state that have more students this year than last year.
By: Yesenia Robles
Enrollment in Colorado public schools declined more slowly than in past years, while several districts in the Denver metro area saw gains. The October 202
By: Yesenia Robles
Enrollment in Colorado public schools declined more slowly than in past years, while several districts in the Denver metro area saw gains.
By: Yesenia Robles
Enrollment in Colorado public schools declined more slowly than in past years, while several districts in the Denver metro area saw gains.
DSST and Denver’s plans say parents should be encouraged to update their emergency contact information and suggest including one person who is not an immediate family member.
By: Yesenia Robles
School leaders in the Denver metro area have shared plans for how to respond if immigration agents show up at schools.
By: Yesenia Robles
A view of George Washington High School in Denver, March 25, 2024. (Quentin Young/Colorado Newsline) This story was originally published by Chalkbeat.
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