Nicole Brady is a Denver7 weekday morning anchor.
DENVER — Colorado teachers are reporting improvements in working conditions since the pandemic, according to Colorado Education Commissioner Susana Cordova .“They’re telling us that they need more time to prepare for their classrooms. It's really challenging we don't have enough substitute teachers. And they're also telling us the concerns that they have around mental health for their young people,” Cordova said.
Cordova, who started as a Denver Public Schools teacher before moving into administration roles, said the state is working to streamline applications for substitutes and create more pathways to teaching. During teacher appreciation week, teachers who sign up for the CDE’s newsletter can be entered to win prizes. The Colorado Teacher of the Year nomination form is also now open. Anyone can nominate a teacher for the award. The Follow Up What do you want Denver7 to follow up on? Is there a story, topic or issue you want us to revisit? Let us know with the contact form below.
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