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CU presidential finalist Todd Saliman faces questions about diversity and campus culture from faculty, staff and students
By
Paolo Zialcita
· Apr. 20
News
Mitchell High School in Colorado Springs to focus on career, technical education following vote by State Board of Ed
By
Abigail Beckman
· Apr. 19
Education
“Don’t make it worse”: This is how Adams 14 students pleaded with Colorado to keep their schools open
By
Colorado Public Radio Staff
· Apr. 18
Education
Corey Wise, the former DougCo superintendent, talks about his firing, his formal complaint and the new politics of school boards
By
Ryan Warner
,
Jenny Brundin
, and
Alison Borden
· Apr. 15
Education
Colorado Board of Education likely to restore some control of Adams 14 to the superintendent and local school board
By
Jenny Brundin
· Apr. 14
Education
Former DougCo superintendent says he was fired illegally over support for masking, equity policies
By
Jenny Brundin
· Apr. 14
Education
Adams 14 parents feel ignored as the state board decides the district’s fate
By
Jenny Brundin
· Apr. 13
Education
State committee cuts guidance to include LGBTQ perspectives in every grade as they revise social studies standards
By
Paolo Zialcita
· Apr. 12
News
Neguse seeks more federal funding for mass shooting survivors, worker safety study
By
Matt Bloom
· Apr. 12
Education
As CU Regents narrow the university president search, the process leaves some Latino advocates frustrated
By
Jenny Brundin
· Apr. 11
Education
Colorado wants to have an esports team in half of the state’s high schools. Meet the gamers pioneering that journey
By
Paolo Zialcita
· Apr. 11
Education
For years, the state hasn’t paid its share of what it costs to educate students with disabilities. Now, more money is coming, but is it enough?
By
Jenny Brundin
· Apr. 8
Education
DougCo school board selects Erin Kane to lead district in divided vote
By
Jenny Brundin
· Mar. 23
Education
Denver teachers speak out in school surveys: ‘Teachers cannot survive another year of what they experienced this past year’
By
Jenny Brundin
· Mar. 22
Education
Douglas County school board expected to vote on a new superintendent Tuesday, after a controversial firing and month-long search process
By
Jenny Brundin
· Mar. 22
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