July 10, 2007 - Part II of an investigative report by CBS4 Denver on how the Colorado Department of Education does not report 2,000 to 3,000 teacher arrests EACH YEAR to the schools that employ them.
Their rationale is that the information is personal and confidential, despite the fact that arrest information is public.
Deputy Education Commissioner Karen Stroup was "taken back" that her agency has not been sharing arrest information with school districts. "It does surprise me," she said.