Colorado
The board of directors of the nonprofit organization Re:Vision are standing by del Hierro, who said she has made changes that have improved her employees’ lives.
Paulson was selected from among 419 applicants.
Less than a quarter of Westminster’s elementary and middle school students are reading and writing at grade level, according to 2025 state literacy test results.
One of the Catholic preschools at the center of the case closed last year.
Educators were added to the list of people who can request someone’s guns be temporarily confiscated. But very few have so far.
Colorado colleges and universities in rural parts of the state will be the most affected by the Trump administration’s decision to end funding for Minority-Serving Institutions.
Two Cherry Creek High School students want Colorado universities to automatically admit seniors who are in the top 10% of their class. They hope voters approve the idea.
The police department is temporarily assigning other officers to cover the schools until it can hire new full-time SROs.
Four of the seven board seats are up for grabs in the Nov. 4 election.
Girls Athletic Leadership School is an all-girls charter middle school in Denver. It’s growing, while an all-girls high school and an all-boys spinoff have closed.
“I don’t think we should be spending taxpayer resources to bring that into our district,” said a District 49 school board member.
Fort Lewis College’s new nursing program is the first bachelor’s degree in nursing program in the Durango area. The program aims to train students to help fulfill the health care needs of the Four Corners region and other rural communities.
Ten Jeffco schools were closed Thursday, including Evergreen High School.
The shooting left two students injured and the suspected shooter dead.
Declining enrollment has slowed charter growth in Denver. But Aurora Public Schools needs more schools in the growing eastern part of the district.
Rather than agree to get rid of its all-gender restrooms, DPS has asked the Trump administration for 90 days to negotiate a resolution.
There are 4 seats on the 7-member board that are up for election Nov. 4.
The Protect Colorado’s Future coalition is made up of 13 liberal advocacy groups. They hope to get a measure on the 2026 ballot to change tax policy and raise money for schools and other services.
These practices can feel like luxuries, but they are necessities.
Four seats on the seven-member board are up for election Nov. 4.