Nicole C. Brambila
Health and Education Reporter at The Denver Gazette
I'm a journalist. I ask questions. Reporting from #DesertSun to #PennsylvaniaDutchCountry to #TheMileHighCity. Covering health & education for @DenverGazette.
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1 week ago |
denvergazette.com | Nicole C. Brambila
In a motion to dismiss filed Friday in response to a lawsuit, Denver Public Schools (DPS) defended its use of lease-purchase agreements — a financing method critics say sidesteps required voter approval for public debt that could leave students without access to their schools if the district defaults.
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2 weeks ago |
denvergazette.com | Nicole C. Brambila
Denver Public Schools has quietly taken on hundreds of millions of dollars in long-term debt without voter approval — money that could otherwise be used to lower class sizes, increase teacher pay or expand student support services, an investigation by The Denver Gazette has found.
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2 weeks ago |
denvergazette.com | Nicole C. Brambila
An out-of-state travel at Denver International Airport earlier this month has tested positive for measles, the state health department confirmed. The passenger arrived at the airport on May 13 and stayed at the Quality Inn and Suites Denver International Airport while infectious before returning to catch a domestic flight the following day, according to health officials.
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3 weeks ago |
gazette.com | Deborah Grigsby |Nicole C. Brambila
Denver has joined Chicago and Pima County in Arizona in filing a lawsuit against the Trump administration over its termination of federal funding awarded to local jurisdictions to help defray the cost of aiding the tens of thousands of immigrants who arrived in America's interior cities after illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. Denver is seeking to secure $25 million that the city was awarded in reimbursements.
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3 weeks ago |
denvergazette.com | Nicole C. Brambila
The attorney suing Denver Public Schools (DPS) over its plan to shutter campuses has called the decision to delay releasing its school closure list until after the bond vote “fraudulent,” arguing the district’s messaging — promising to relieve overcrowding by building new schools — undercuts its own justification for closing others due to declining enrollment.
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