The Denver Public Schools Board of Education presented its school closure and consolidation plan to the public for the first time Thursday evening. via AmyWadas
DENVER — It’s been just over a week since Denver Public Schools released a proposal to close 10 elementary and middle schools and consolidate them with nearby schools. Thursday evening, the DPS Board of Education presented that full plan — piece by piece — to the public for the first time.
· International Academy of Denver at Harrington will unify with Columbine Elementary and Swansea Elementary in a new enrollment zone with Columbine and Swansea. Denver7 talked with Whittier K-8 Principal Lynette Hall-Jones, who attended Thursday night’s meeting. If this proposal should happen, her greatest concern is her students.
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