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08/29/19
What's an Emotion Scientist?
When Nilda Irizarry was a sophomore in her Springfield, Massachusetts, high school, she didn’t raise her hand and she didn’t participate in class discussions. Although she loved learning, she was certain she didn’t fit in.
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08/27/19
'Nudging' Students to College Matriculation
"While cell phones in the classroom can detract from student learning, one school program is taking advantage of the fact that a generation of digital natives can’t stay off their phones.
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08/26/19
Network-Wide IAs/Finals Infrastructure Trial
Network-Wide Illuminate IAs/Finals Infrastructure Trials will take place on Thursday, September 5th from 8:15-8:45 am. All students and staff who will participate in IAs/Finals will participate in this infrastructure trial.
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08/22/19
At Our Core: Celebrating BIG CMAS Middle School Growth Across the Network!
While we know that test scores are not the only indicator of a thriving learning environment, they are a critical measure that exemplifies the hard work and winning strategies happening in schools across our network.
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08/22/19
September C3 is Coming Soon!
September C3 will take place on September 13 from 8:00 - 11:15 AM at Montview MS & HS. The following staff should attend C3 on September 13:
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08/22/19
These 30 people will help reimagine Denver's controversial school rating system
Concerns with how Denver rates its schools emerged as one of the hottest topics during last year’s search for a superintendent. Now that a new leader is in place, the state’s largest district is reimagining its controversial color-coded school rating system.
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08/21/19
Bradford: Democratic Presidential Wannabes Blame Charters for School Segregation
During a political campaign, the savviest candidates excel at two things. First, they offer a compelling message that differentiates them from their competitors. Second — which demands true skill and sophistry — they ascribe all their own failings to those very same competitors, forcing them to answer for political, policy and social issues for which they are not responsible. To restate: You blame the other guy for things you did and hope it sticks.
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08/20/19
Aurora Science & Tech in the News
On Thursday, August 15, Aurora Science & Tech opened its doors to over 150 6th graders. CBS4 came by to capture the very first morning meeting, and interview some students and teachers.
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