Yesenia Robles

Yesenia Robles

REPORTER, CHALKBEAT COLORADO

Yesenia covers suburban school districts for Chalkbeat Colorado. She grew up in Denver, graduated from CU Boulder and previously worked for the Denver Post. She has been with Chalkbeat since 2016. You can reach her at yrobles@chalkbeat.org. Hablo español.

Many of the measures that were successful did not require a tax increase, according to unofficial election results.

The district asked voters to approve two school funding measures.

Los resultados electorales más observados fueron los de la Enmienda 80 para agregar la elección libre de una escuela en la constitución, la cual no obtuvo suficiente apoyo.

In the Thompson School District, a former school will become the first shelter for homeless youth in northern Colorado.

Budget cuts are likely as the district expects to run out of reserves as soon as 2026.

Amendment 80 would put language about school choice in the state’s constitution.

The last time the district asked voters for a bond or mill levy override was 10 years ago, and the measures failed then.

Cada noviembre, alrededor de Colorado, los votantes deciden sobre medidas fiscales para las escuelas. Aquí le explicamos.

Aurora has the largest request on the ballot in the November election: a $1 billion bond that would pay for three new schools.