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Denver’s Storied Portfolio District Is Starting to Act Like Just Another City School System

Robin Lake writes in The 74 that while Denver Public Schools’ portfolio model has proven successful, the district seems to be wavering in its commitment to performance oversight and continuous improvement.

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