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April 19 The Custom Shop-Band
The process of getting the 2023 gift from Mackenzie Scott was exciting and mysterious, leaders at Early Milestones Colorado said.
The CEO of The Learning Source, which provides adult education at locations across the state, said thousands of Colorado adults will lose out.
Whether a school is following district discipline rules “is an indicator of the climate of a school,” Superintendent Alex Marrero said.
“I work in school nutrition to feed kids, not trash cans,” a dietitian testified at a legislative hearing last week.
The charter school bill that sponsors said was about accountability failed after hours of testimony Thursday.
Changing how Colorado funds schools has bedeviled legislators for years, but they hope the new proposal will represent a breakthrough.
More than a dozen local organizations that help administer Colorado’s tuition-free preschool program signed a letter to Gov. Jared Polis protesting potential funding cuts.
David Carrilllo took only a week to adjust after getting released from a Colorado prison. Now, he’s teaching students again.
Heather Martin cofounded a nonprofit to support survivors of mass tragedy.
The plan would provide relief to five different types of borrowers but won’t be put into action for some time.
The new tax credit would help about 45% of Colorado families
Vick is set to start a three-year term as president of the organization of nearly 40,000 educators in July.
Chalkbeat is collaborating with newsrooms across Colorado on a survey asking voters which issues matter to them.
The Colorado State Board of Education will hear the recommendations at a hearing in May.
Colorado’s budget bill finally puts an end to the budget stabilization factor. It also includes more for K-12 and higher education.
State officials expect families of more than 300,000 children to benefit from the Summer EBT program.
The Keystone Policy Center offers recommendations for preparing more students for life after high school.
In a recent Colorado teachers union survey, 32% of respondents said they had experienced physical abuse by a student in the past two years.
Some highly rated preschools will be allowed to have classes of 24 children under the new rules.
Los expertos dicen que eliminar las clases básicas no es la solución para las puntuaciones bajas en lectura.
One proposes to improve accountability, though critics call it harmful. The other would open up a source of construction funds.
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Lawmakers unveiled the proposal on Tuesday after a week when budget committee members had to make big cuts.
Maestros en estos puestos describen sentirse abrumados mientras intentan apoyar a muchos estudiantes que son nuevos en el país en clases mucho más numerosas de lo normal.
The board was considering a policy that prohibited members from blocking people or deleting comments based on the views expressed.
The guidance is new this spring and comes in response to the influx of newcomer students.
Experts say taking away science or social studies is not the solution to low reading scores.
Los graduados de la escuela secundaria de este año serán elegibles para más de 14.000 nuevas becas ofrecidas a través de Opportunity Next Colorado. Pueden elegir entre carreras como ingeniería, profesionales de la salud, especialistas en informática, así como construcción, familia y ciencias sociales, educación, manufactura avanzada y más.
Los padres sin número de Seguro Social ya pueden contribuir a la FAFSA. La solicitud FAFSA ayuda a los estudiantes a obtener ayuda financiera y pagar por la universidad.
University of Northern Colorado school officials said the work to better represent the state’s population and get more Hispanic students to graduation isn’t done.
Screening students, for example, has taken up a lot more time for some teachers.
The report’s recommendations include ones that require cooperation from the city and other organizations.
Más de 3,500 estudiantes inmigrantes se han inscrito en las escuelas públicas de Denver desde que empezó el año escolar, y los centros están cada vez dándoles más servicios a sus familias mientras rehacen sus vidas en Denver.
Colorado’s budget committee has been hashing out legislation that would provide $24 million for schools enrolling new arrival students. On Friday, they approved the proposal for consideration.
The Colorado State Board of Education praised the school’s efforts, even though its rating and test scores remained low.
For parent Emma Gonzalez Gutierrez, one message from a teacher helped her surprise her daughter at school.
Algunos maestros dicen que las aplicaciones han ayudado a que los padres se abran sobre problemas que su hijo o familia está enfrentando. Facilitan que los maestros proporcionen más apoyo a sus estudiantes.
Although Colorado was an early adopter of policies that helped transfer students retain their credits, the system needs an update, according to state leaders.
The charter school didn’t enroll as many students as expected so wasn’t sure it would have enough funding to open.
The proposed fixes to the subsidy program would cost about $81 million in the first year.
As more than 3,500 migrant students have enrolled in Denver Public Schools since the beginning of the school year, the hubs are increasingly serving their families as they build new lives in Denver.
El cambio de los funcionarios estatales es el último de varias decisiones cambiantes relacionadas con la enseñanza religiosa en el nuevo programa preescolar de Colorado.