The second policy refers to the right to distribute materials and publications that are not sponsored by the school. Students need permission from the school principal to distribute any publication that is not sponsored by the school. The policy also spells out the process for appealing a decision. For years, the school has operated with large district subsidies that other schools don't receive. The new plan, developed by the Denison's Collaborative Decision-Making team, will allow the school to provide the extra staff needed to provide the Montessori approach.
Scholarships are available.
Lefkowits asked in particular for an evaluation of how the new fees will change the school's demographic make-up. Agreed to enter into a Board of Cooperative Educational Services with other area school districts to provide ongoing staff development for teachers. The University of Colorado at Denver's School of Education will coordinate the program. The second item is a new policy establishing a library media program at each school. Public input will be accepted at the Board's May 6 public hearing.