Artificial intelligence isn’t just for tech students. All classrooms are finding ways to wield — and educate about — the powerful tool
From getting feedback on writing to brainstorming, AI can be helpful to students.
Hearing for Colorado school funding formula bill brings out long-standing inequities and new worries
The equation Colorado uses to pay for K-12 is due for a change. The new plan takes rural schools and special needs students into account but some districts see obstacles.
CU Boulder hires Justin Schwartz as new chancellor
The new chancellor inherits a campus that saw a record number of applications for next school year, a 20 percent jump from last year.
The former communications director for Denver Public Schools says the district isn’t very good at communicating
Will Jones says DPS’s culture over the past three years is stifling transparency and accountability.
Listen: DPS students, propelled by climate change anxiety and initiative, push for heat pumps in schools
DPS Students for Climate Action and its middle school counterpart, Earth Rangers, are asking for the efficient heating and cooling system to be part of a proposed bond measure.
New way to fund Colorado schools pitched as a way to benefit high-needs students
Colorado hasn’t significantly changed the formula used to fund schools in three decades. The new proposed formula would shift funding more to the qualities of students rather than district factors.
Trumpet, flute and cello, oh my! These Denver preschoolers heard classical music for the first time
Inside the Orchestra visits classrooms to bring music and instruments to children who might not have had access to them.
The upcoming solar eclipse is a rare event. Some Colorado schools won’t let students watch
The St. Vrain Valley School District isn’t allowing students to observe the eclipse even while wearing solar glasses, due to safety risks.
Artificial intelligence is already reshaping how some Colorado students learn. Is your school on the cutting edge?
One superintendent said districts leaning into AI doesn’t mean accepting everything about it, but AI is only going to become more pervasive and powerful.
Madre demanda a Adams 12 después de que su hijo perdiera el control de su silla de ruedas y se fracturara ambas piernas cuando no lo estaban supervisando
La demanda alega que el niño sigue sufriendo mental, física y emocionalmente, con sentimientos de humillación, frustración, desesperanza y aislamiento.
New funding to create AI literacy in Colorado schools, preparing students for the tech industry
“We want young people from all parts of Colorado to be prepared to not just work in but lead in industries that will absolutely be touched by AI in some way.”
Mother sues Adams 12 Five Star district after her unsupervised son loses control of his wheelchair breaking both legs
According to security footage, the boy tried navigating a ramp but crashed into a wall, seriously injuring himself. He spent a month bedridden due to his injuries.
The only Denver metro school district not already livestreaming board meetings plans to start in April
Cherry Creek stood alone in only hosting meetings in person at various schools across the district, arguing that the method gave residents more access to meetings.
Students at a Brighton school have to show ID to use the bathroom, some want to change that
A petition was started to change a new policy requiring students to scan their student IDs when using the restroom.
Safe2Tell numbers hit record high with hundreds of reports of suicide, bullying, and school complaints
February saw the most reports to Safe2Tell in the program’s 20-year history.
How do we get Colorado students to pursue higher education and work in state?
Tuition incentives, scholarships, and other funding options could make tuition more affordable for Colorado students to attend in-state colleges and universities.