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Colorado lawmakers hope these nine bills will bolster workforce education

Colorado lawmakers hope these nine bills will bolster workforce education

They also hope the proposals will help get more residents job training at little to no cost.
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With more Colorado students eating free meals at school, state may cut back the program

With more Colorado students eating free meals at school, state may cut back the program

In calculating the cost of the program, analysts expected that about 25% more children would eat a school meal
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St. Vrain Valley Schools is rewriting the playbook for public education.

St. Vrain Valley Schools is rewriting the playbook for public education.

"Our on-time graduation rate is the highest it has been in the history of our district, at 93.3% for all students, alongside a dropout rate of 0.6%. "
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Colorado lawmakers reup effort to recognize colleges serving large share of 1st-generation students

Colorado lawmakers reup effort to recognize colleges serving large share of 1st-generation students

House Bill 1082 would allow schools to qualify for the designation if their share of these “first-generation students” matches or exceeds a statewide average
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The SAT is going digital. Here’s what to know.

The SAT is going digital. Here’s what to know.

The new SAT is shorter — just over two hours compared with the roughly three hours for the previous SAT
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State lawmakers advance bill requiring schools to let students wear cultural regalia to graduation ceremonies

State lawmakers advance bill requiring schools to let students wear cultural regalia to graduation ceremonies

The bill defines “cultural” as a recognized practice or traditions of people from protected classes such as: race, national origin, ethnicity, sexual orientation, disability and religion.
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Trail Ridge Middle School reaches a new level of fame

Trail Ridge Middle School reaches a new level of fame

This week has been identified as Inclusion Week at Trail Ridge
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How a friend’s death turned Colorado teens into anti-overdose activists

How a friend’s death turned Colorado teens into anti-overdose activists

“We realized we could actually make a change if we put our hearts to it,” said Niko Peterson.
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CO Education leaders learn from SVVSD

CO Education leaders learn from SVVSD

SVVSD creates programs that are scalable to other districts.
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CU Boulder and CSU Fort Collins push enrollment deadlines amid FAFSA delays

CU Boulder and CSU Fort Collins push enrollment deadlines amid FAFSA delays

Colorado’s two largest universities will push the deadline for students to confirm their enrollment by a month to June 1
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