Tag: boces
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District 49 dissolves longtime provider of special services
A longtime education service provider that has been subject to recent public and government scrutiny is shutting down. School District 49’s Board of Education approved the dissolution of the Education ReEnvisioned Board of Cooperative Education Services (ERBOCES) during a special meeting Monday night. The meeting was called at D-49 Superintendent Peter Hilts’ recommendation during the…
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D-49 mulls future with ERBOCES
A local education service provider is facing scrutiny and losing confidence following a tumultuous year that saw the opening and closing of one of its schools surrounded by contention. The School District 49 Board of Education discussed its future with the Education reEnvisioned Board of Cooperative Education Services (ERBOCES) during its regular meeting Thursday night.…
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Ute Pass BOCES to dissolve following 2024-25 school year
Changes are coming to special education across three school districts. The Ute Pass Board of Cooperated Education Services (BOCES) voted Aug. 15 to officially dissolve following decisions by Manitou Springs, Cripple Creek-Victor and Woodland Park’s school districts to end their respective agreements. The board voted unanimously to dissolve services effective at the start of the…
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Ute Pass BOCES to dissolve following 2024-25 school year
Changes are coming to special education across three school districts. The Ute Pass Board of Cooperated Education Services (BOCES) voted Thursday night to officially dissolve following decisions by Manitou Springs, Cripple Creek-Victor and Woodland Park’s school districts to end their respective agreements. The board voted unanimously to dissolve services effective at the start of the…
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Ute Pass BOCES to dissolve following 2024-25 school year
Changes are coming to special education across three school districts. The Ute Pass Board of Cooperated Education Services (BOCES) voted Thursday night to officially dissolve following decisions by Manitou Springs, Cripple Creek-Victor and Woodland Park’s school districts to end their respective agreements. The board voted unanimously to dissolve services effective at the start of the…
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Colorado justices agree school district co-ops cannot locate facilities outside borders without consent
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled on Monday that cooperative associations of school boards lack the power to open facilities outside their boundaries in school districts that do not consent to the placement. Under Colorado law, boards of cooperative services, or BOCES, allow for school districts to band together and contract for additional services among their…
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Colorado justices skeptical of education co-ops’ ability to locate schools outside boundaries
Members of the Colorado Supreme Court gave a chilly reception on Tuesday to the idea that school boards, when organized into regional cooperatives to provide educational services, may locate facilities outside their boundaries over the objection of a local district. Under Colorado law, boards of cooperative services, or BOCES, allow for school districts to band…