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Confused about child abuse reporting rules for Colorado educators? Clarity is coming.

Confused about child abuse reporting rules for Colorado educators? Clarity is coming.

Several task force members said mandated reporters need more ways to support caregivers who are struggling.
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States Challenge Biden to Lower Drug Prices by Allowing Imports From Canada

States Challenge Biden to Lower Drug Prices by Allowing Imports From Canada

Colorado on Dec. 5 became at least the fourth state to seek federal permission to use the strategy
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Fall test scores show a slow, uneven academic rebound

Fall test scores show a slow, uneven academic rebound

The findings come as a slew of studies have painted a picture of diminished academic performance in the wake of the pandemic
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Free meals will be offered in most Colorado school districts next year. Is yours one of them?

Free meals will be offered in most Colorado school districts next year. Is yours one of them?

Many district officials are enthusiastic about the prospect of feeding more students as they did during the first two years of the pandemic.
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Justices spar in latest clash of religion and gay rights

Justices spar in latest clash of religion and gay rights

The case is 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis
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Products recalled in Colorado over potentially dangerous bacteria

Products recalled in Colorado over potentially dangerous bacteria

Millions of Laundress products were recalled across the country after many were found to contain “multiple different species” of bacteria, federal officials said.
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‘We are staying’: Students at American Indian Academy of Denver speak up for their school

‘We are staying’: Students at American Indian Academy of Denver speak up for their school

“You already took our land,” Windy Boy said. “Why are you trying to take our school?”
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Here’s how these Colorado students learn about the state’s deadliest day

Here’s how these Colorado students learn about the state’s deadliest day

The Sand Creek Massacre occurred on Nov. 29, 1864.
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Rural Colorado Tries to Fill Health Worker Gaps With Apprenticeships

Rural Colorado Tries to Fill Health Worker Gaps With Apprenticeships

Rural areas often have larger shares of residents who are 65 or older than urban areas do.
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National charter school enrollment flat after early pandemic gains, according to report

National charter school enrollment flat after early pandemic gains, according to report

The national trend flattened even as individual states experienced dramatic rises and drops in enrollment.
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