Denver school board pledges to ‘stand shoulder-to-shoulder’ with undocumented immigrants

“You have accomplices and luchadores in us,” said board member Angela Cobián.

Denver incumbents continue to bring in more money than challengers in school board race

Four seats are up for grabs on the seven-member board, which means the election has the potential to shift the board’s balance of power.

Divisive fliers cause candidates in heated Denver school board race to come together

The black-and-white fliers appear homemade and anonymous; unlike legitimate campaign literature, they do not say who made them.

Denver Democratic Party chairman claims election mailer implies party endorsement in school board race

The disagreement is the latest escalation in what has become a tension-filled final stretch in the school board race.

Spending on Colorado school board races by outside groups surpasses $1.5 million

Given how much cash the groups have on hand, the total could surpass $2 million.

Why Donald Trump and Betsy DeVos’s names — and faces — are all over this fall’s Denver school board races

When a political newcomer running to represent heavily Latino southwest Denver on the Denver school board saw an election campaign mailer that pictured her face alongside those of President Donald Trump and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, she felt “genuine shock.”

Denver school board election mailer’s false statement about ‘for-profit charter school’ draws criticism

The mailer was paid for by Brighter Futures for Denver Students, an independent expenditure committee that is supporting the candidacy of Jennifer Bacon, who has worked as a teacher, administrator and lawyer.

Inside the three-candidate battle for northeast Denver’s school board seat

Of the Denver school board races on the November ballot, none packs more intrigue than the fight for District 4.

Denver teachers union, members of progressive wing diverge on key school board races

Denver school board strikes back at Trump budget, Betsy DeVos’s school choice vision

The Denver school board on Thursday approved two resolutions jabbing at President Trump’s first proposed education budget and Education Secretary DeVos’s vision of school reform.

This Denver high school student is running for a school board seat. (Yes, he’s 18.)

Auontai “Tay” Anderson is student body president of Manual High School, chair of the Colorado High School Democrats and command sergeant major of the Junior ROTC 5th Battalion.