The Chief Financial Officer of the Woodland Park School District (WPSD) confirmed to News5 that he resigned from his position on Monday.
— Read on www.koaa.com/advocates-of-accountability/woodland-park-school-district-cfo-resigns-amid-back-and-forth-over-sales-tax-reporting
Monthly Archives: February 2025
Woodland Park City Council signals school funding cut over transparency concerns
During a council meeting last week, council members were visibly frustrated after they received a one-page summary from WPSD showing the six months of spending. The original summary showed money spent on replacing security cameras, software programs, and salaries for teachers at Summit Elementary School, Woodland Park Middle School, and Gateway Elementary, which closed at the beginning of the 2024-2025 academic year.
— Read on www.koaa.com/advocates-of-accountability/woodland-park-city-council-threatens-to-cut-sales-tax-funds-to-school-district-citing-transparency-concerns
Colorado school library bill clears first legislative hurdle – Chalkbeat
The bill would require Colorado districts to have book challenge policies and only allow parents with children in a school to challenge a book at that school.
— Read on www.chalkbeat.org/colorado/2025/02/11/school-library-bill-clears-first-legislative-hurdle/
Woodland Park City Council livid about school district report | Pikes Peak Courier | gazette.com
Instead of the detailed accounting concerning the 1% sales tax earmarked for the Woodland Park School District that had been negotiated in the intergovernmental agreement between the two entities, the district sent a one-page summary to meet the required Jan. 31 deadline.
The council was livid.
— Read on gazette.com/pikespeakcourier/city-council-livid-about-school-district-report/article_f6a06d86-e566-11ef-b2cb-0b82fce353cd.html