Colorado's Dyslexic Students Face Systemic Challenges—If They Can Even Get A Diagnosis
About half of third graders in Colorado can't read at grade level, and many are students with dyslexia.
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Colorado Wonders: Did The Teacher Protests Over Pay And Benefits Result In Any Changes?
Read moreThis story is part of Colorado Wonders, where you ask us about what's on your mind about Colorado, and we find the answers.
Colorado Wants To Enroll 1 In 10 Of All Students In Apprenticeships By 2027
Read moreThe Careerwise program is modeled off what Gov. John Hickenlooper and other officials saw on a trip to Switzerland.
Cash-Strapped School Districts Pin Their Hopes On A Statewide Ballot Measure
Read moreAmendment 73 would raise $1.6 billion for 178 school districts if it passes.
Breaking Down The Latest Data Around Who Goes To College In Colorado
Read moreThe latest statistics show that 55 percent of high school graduates move on to college. But there is a lot of inequity across Colorado.
How Educators And LGBT Advocates Are Responding To 9-Year-Old's Suicide
Read moreFourth-grader Jamel Myles was bullied in school and had recently come out as gay.
How Do You Make The Classroom LGBTQ-Inclusive? These Teachers Went To Summer School To Find Out
Read moreAs LGBTQ students increasingly identify as transgender or non-binary, Colorado teachers were looking for a refresh on creating supportive classrooms.
Teacher Pay, Shorter Weeks, Testing Gaps: The Challenges Colorado Students Face This Year
Read moreBalancing budgets and preparing students for future jobs are among problems facing Colorado educators..
School Of Mines Debuts The World's First Degree Program For Space Mining
Read moreThe Center for Space Resources will train students on the skills and technology for the asteroid mining jobs of the future.
For A Weld County School District, The New School Year Brings A Bus Driver Shortage
Read moreDistrict RE-3J has a bus driver shortage, driven in part because schools had trouble competing with high-paying, private-sector companies for drivers with a CDL license.
How Colorado Schools Are Upping Security For The First School Year Post-Parkland
Read moreThere are school safety teams and door locks, but also suicide prevention and deescalation techniques.
The Newspaper Editor, Of Course, Caught A Typo. Colorado Mesa To Re-Print Diplomas
Read moreDiplomas issued since 2012 were conferred by the chair of CMU’s “Coard of Trustees.”
Barbie's Now A Robotics Engineer. This CU Professor Helped Make It Happen
Read moreCasey Fiesler, an assistant professor of Information Science, consulted with Mattel for the latest version of the Barbie doll, which aims to get girls interested in science and technology careers.
Denver School Of The Arts Vocal Teachers Are Out Following Investigation
Read moreBoth instructors had been on administrative leave, for the second time, following accusations of discrimination, harassment and retaliation.
Retiring Colorado Education Titans On How To Keep Schools Relevant In A Changing World
Read moreTom Boasberg and Nancy McCallin have led their institutions for years. The two consider Colorado's biggest education problems.
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