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Colorado joins fight for more special education funding

Colorado joins fight for more special education funding

“The number of students with disabilities served under IDEA has increased by 25 percent in the past two decades."
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Investigation into Erie Cheer Coach Concludes with No Charges Despite Multiple Credible Allegations

Investigation into Erie Cheer Coach Concludes with No Charges Despite Multiple Credible Allegations

Roth is accused by multiple parents, student athletes, and local business owners of stealing money
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DSST school nixes namesake William Byers, Denver newspaper founder who defended Sand Creek Massacre

DSST school nixes namesake William Byers, Denver newspaper founder who defended Sand Creek Massacre

DSST: Byers Middle and High schools will no longer bear the name of William Byers, founder of the now-closed Rocky Mountain News
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Colorado offers free community college for prospective early childhood teachers

Colorado offers free community college for prospective early childhood teachers

It’s part of a new $40 million state program called Career Advance Colorado
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UCHealth Longs Peak Hospital announces 18 employee scholarship recipients

UCHealth Longs Peak Hospital announces 18 employee scholarship recipients

The scholarships support both permanent and relief employees
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Another year for Sunrise Stampede

Another year for Sunrise Stampede

Money raise at Sunrise Stampede supports special education grants
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House Republicans seek 80% cut to federal program for students from low-income families

House Republicans seek 80% cut to federal program for students from low-income families

A bill advanced by a Republican-controlled House subcommittee on Friday seeks to cut Title I grants by 80% or nearly $15 billion.
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This online tutoring company says it offers expert one-on-one help. Students often get neither.

This online tutoring company says it offers expert one-on-one help. Students often get neither.

Paper offers tipsheets for tutors meant to help them work with multiple students at once.
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Did you know that SVVSD has a grandma?

Did you know that SVVSD has a grandma?

Heath has volunteered for the district since she moved here in 2000.
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St. Vrain community challenged to raise $20K for school supplies

St. Vrain community challenged to raise $20K for school supplies

“To a student in need, a backpack filled with school supplies is so much more than a backpack; it’s a powerful toolbox that bolsters self-esteem and unleashes confidence,” the news release states.
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