Across Colorado, CO|News|
Colorado Teachers Union Cancels Day Of Action
Union leaders had expected more than 5,000 educators and supporters to attend the Day of Action rally, which is now canceled.
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Denver Turns Marijuana Into Money For After-School Programs
Other cities are taking note.
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CO Lawmakers Trying Again To Unravel School Finance Knot
For a third year, 10 Colorado lawmakers have convened to try to find a fairer and more effective way to fund the state’s schools.
Denver|News|
Sex Ed In School: Here's What You Need To Know About New Laws
Students who receive sexual education will learn about consent in school, after new laws were passed.
Denver|News|
Rural Colorado Teacher Shortage: UC Denver Program Works To Help
Program brings high-quality educator programs to rural communities and recruits local candidates.
Denver|News|
Denver School Board Moves Toward Addressing Black Student Success
To better serve black students, Denver will help a community group develop its school.
Across Colorado, CO|News|
Underfunding Schools In Colorado: Democrats, Republicans Differ
Phone survey on education in Colorado shows results differ by party affiliation.
Across Colorado, CO|News|
Gov. Polis Signs Full-Day Kindergarten Bill Into Law
New law makes full-day kindergarten free to all parents in public schools.
Denver|News|
Colorado: What did you learn this school year?
The 2018 school year was one of many changes. Here's a roundup. What made it memorable for the students in your life?
Denver|News|
School Drops KKK-Associated 'Stapleton' Name
DSST Charter network no longer includes the name of Denver's Klan-tainted former mayor, Ben Stapleton.
Lakewood, CO|News|
Free Full-Day Kindergarten: Here's What Parents Need To Know
New laws making kindergarten free passed this session, thanks to a strong economy and lobbying from Gov. Jared Polis and education advocates
Denver|News|
Student Who Made Threats To South HS Arrested By Denver Police
Denver's South HS was on lockout status much of last week, until a juvenile student considered a "runaway" was found and arrested.
Denver|News|
Colorado Educators, Parents Process Yet Another School Shooting
‘Nothing makes me feel safe.’ Colorado school communities are again grappling with how to respond when violence shatters a place of learning
Denver|News|
Full-Day Kindergarten, Preschool Investments Made By Lawmakers
Legislative Roundup: Colorado lawmakers dedicated resources to public education — but made few major policy changes.
Across Colorado, CO|News|
Rural Colorado Teachers Lured With Loan Forgiveness, Stipends
Colorado lawmakers hope to make it more attractive to teach in rural schools with a new series of pro-teacher bills.
Denver|News|
Full-Day Kindergarten Heads To Gov. Polis's Desk
The Democrat made full-day kindergarten one of his top priorities in his first year as governor.
Denver|News|
Proposed Cigarette Tax Hike To Fund Preschool, Fight Teen Vaping
Colorado voters could be asked this November to triple the tax on cigarettes to $2.59 a pack.
Littleton, CO|News|
Teachers Faced Tricky Conversations After School Closures
"What will I say to my students?" was the question on many teachers' minds after school returned to session.
Golden, CO|News|
'Held Hostage' By Threats, School Districts Look For Lessons
“To close an entire metro area was not an easy decision but it was the right decision to protect all our kids.”
Denver|News|
Angst, Dismay, Nightmares: Teachers, Parents Respond To Threat
As hundreds of Colo. schools were cancelled while police searched for an armed woman, here's what was on the minds of parents and teachers.
