Government and PoliticsWhen the state budget boomed, Colorado cut taxes. Now it’s paying the price.By Brian Eason, The Colorado Sun
EducationHabitat for Humanity is building homes for public school employees in southern Colorado Springs By Briana Heaney
EducationColorado task force tackles aggressive and violent student behavior toward teachersBy Chalkbeat
NewsFormer head of Colorado teachers’ union announces run for CongressBy Caitlyn Kim and Jenny Brundin
EducationHow President Trump’s first 100 days in office are being felt in Colorado’s classrooms and universitiesBy Jenny Brundin
EducationPolis defends school budget, calls out teachers for protesting on a school dayBy Jenny Brundin
EducationWhy teachers from across Colorado plan to protest at the state Capitol ThursdayBy Jenny Brundin
EducationColorado teachers need help teaching English learners to read. The state wants more training.By Chalkbeat
EducationUS judge sides with states, temporarily halts Trump plan to cut hundreds of millions of dollars for teacher trainingBy The Associated Press
EducationTeacher candidates would take fewer tests under a bill to boost Colorado’s special educator ranksBy Jenny Brundin
EducationColorado Teacher of the Year Janet Damon named a finalist for 2025 National Teacher of the YearBy Melanie Asmar, Chalkbeat Colorado
EducationColorado needs more college graduates, skilled workers to address tight labor market and high turnover ratesBy Jenny Brundin
EducationChallenges facing Colorado’s teachers still loom large as union celebrates 150 yearsBy Jenny Brundin
EducationIs a cellphone in the classroom the ultimate distraction or a tool for learning? Two teachers share their takesBy Jenny Brundin
EducationColorado’s teaching workforce is diversifying but not as fast as other college-educated workersBy Jenny Brundin