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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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Should kids learn about LGBTQ issues at school? Many teachers and teens say no, new surveys find.

Should kids learn about LGBTQ issues at school? Many teachers and teens say no, new surveys find.

Should elementary schoolers learn that people of the same gender can love each other?
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Is 24 preschoolers in a classroom too many? Colorado will soon decide.

Is 24 preschoolers in a classroom too many? Colorado will soon decide.

How many 4-year-olds in a classroom is too many?
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Longmont celebrates the annual Lunar New Year with flair

Longmont celebrates the annual Lunar New Year with flair

SCLA partnered with the A-PAL in presenting this cultural event to the community, providing students with beneficial leadership experiences
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Most Colorado community college students don’t get a four-year degree, new data shows

Most Colorado community college students don’t get a four-year degree, new data shows

Colorado’s rate is lower than the 16% national figure
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An existing program for migrant students can’t help schools with the current influx of new students. Here’s why.

An existing program for migrant students can’t help schools with the current influx of new students. Here’s why.

The Migrant Education Program began in 1966 and was designed to support the children of farmworker families.
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