Native American Teen Blames Discrimination After Ordeal At CSU
A Native American teenager and his younger brother were pulled from a tour and questioned by police.
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Facing New Allegations, Denver School Of The Arts Vocal Instructors Placed On Leave
Read moreTeachers Robert Styron and Scott Shively were originally placed on administrative leave earlier in January after allegations of discrimination, harassment and retaliation.
White Christian Colonialism Persists In Schools, Language, Politics, Iliff's Tinker Says
Read moreTinker taught about indigenous cultures at the Iliff School of Theology. He recently retired and Iliff has launched a program to continue Tinker's work.
In Colorado, And Across US, Pensions Are Part Of Teacher’s Protest Gripes
Read moreCutting future pension benefits worries teachers: Public sector workers in Colorado don't receive Social Security.
Teachers Return To Denver School Of The Arts’ Vocal Program After Investigation
Read moreIn a letter to school parents, principal William Kohut said both vocal instructors returned to their positions after "appropriate action."
Colorado Teacher Walkout Enters Second Day
Read moreTwenty-six districts including Denver are closed for the day. Thousands of teachers are expected to converge on the state Capitol.
Pot Taxes Don't Fix Colorado's Education Funding Problems. Here's Why
Read moreTaxes from pot sales amount to less than 2 percent of the state's multibillion-dollar education budget.
Gov. Hickenlooper: Modify TABOR To Pay Colorado Teachers More
Read moreThe governor says if TABOR's binds were loosened, education funding could go up without a tax increase.
What It's Like To Be On The Front Lines Of School Safety
Read moreOfficer Jason Gallardo, who works at Littleton High School, talks about his experiences in these times of heightened fears.
Why Colorado Teachers Are Walking Off The Job And Heading To The Capitol
Read moreIn terms of education spending, teachers say that the state has a long way to go to make up for ground lost during the recession.
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Teacher Investigation Fractures Denver School Of The Arts’ Renowned Dance Program
Read moreAllegations of abuse painted the school's dance department as a toxic environment. Two teachers involved have voluntarily resigned from the school.
Alan Cass Was A Buffs Announcer, But Glenn Miller Loomed Large For Him Too
Read moreHe sought to honor one of CU's most famous students, orchestra leader Glenn Miller. Eventually, the idea grew into the Glenn Miller Archive.
From Columbine To Parkland, Student Activists Talk Out What's Changed
Read moreTwo gun reform activists -- one who got involved because of the Columbine shooting, and one a current student -- share notes on how the gun reform movement has shifted.
Journalist Dave Cullen Finds Threads From Columbine To Parkland
Read moreSurvivors of the school shooting in Parkland, Florida are expected to be in Colorado Thursday to take part in what's being called "Vote for Our Lives."
Colorado Teens Are Among The Nation’s Top Scientists
Read moreThey won a combined $230,000. They tell Colorado Matters details about their projects, as well as their motivations, and what comes next.
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