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Denver classroom aides earn pay increase to $20 an hour

Denver classroom aides earn pay increase to $20 an hour

Starting pay for classroom aides known as paraprofessionals will increase to $20 an hour starting Aug. 1, and to $21 by the 2024-25 school year.
Community feedback won’t stop school closures in Jeffco

Community feedback won’t stop school closures in Jeffco

District leaders have hired a consultant to help them understand what support families need to get through the closure process
Why your child’s school really wants you to apply for free lunch

Why your child’s school really wants you to apply for free lunch

School lunches will not be free this year
Geography no barrier as rural Colorado colleges expand online offerings

Geography no barrier as rural Colorado colleges expand online offerings

The state is spending $8.6 million on a new initiative that will let Colorado’s seven rural community colleges share programs and services
St. Vrain will use AI to help support teacher development

St. Vrain will use AI to help support teacher development

District to be one of first in nation to implement AI Coach by Edthena following successful pilot
Schools are spending millions on new virtual tutoring. Is it working?

Schools are spending millions on new virtual tutoring. Is it working?

Most critically, the academic impact of pandemic-era virtual tutoring is still largely unknown.
How the COVID-19 pandemic is changing school data

How the COVID-19 pandemic is changing school data

The COVID-19 pandemic prompted unprecedented, rapid changes in the way states collect, report, and share education data internally
Colorado will pay for two ways for Adams 14 students to go to different schools

Colorado will pay for two ways for Adams 14 students to go to different schools

Colorado will pay about $3 million over two years to transport some Adams 14 students to schools outside the district.
These applicants want to run Colorado’s universal preschool program at the local level

These applicants want to run Colorado’s universal preschool program at the local level

Early childhood councils, school districts, and nonprofit organizations are among the three dozen groups that have applied to run Colorado’s universal preschool program
How one man’s dream benefited 25,000 Western Slope students

How one man’s dream benefited 25,000 Western Slope students

How could the local chamber of commerce that he managed improve education in the area?