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- By O'Dell Isaac odell.isaac@gazette.com
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Most El Paso County schools are planning to shift to in-person learning almost exclusively — this despite the fact that nearly a third of the …
- By O’Dell Isaac The Denver Gazette
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Jefferson County Public Schools on Friday announced their plan to move to in-person learning in all its classrooms.
- By David Bitton david.bitton@gazette.com
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University of Colorado at Colorado Springs climbed to the No. 3 spot nationally for its military friendliness in the 2021-2022 Military Friend…
- JESSICA SNOUWAERT jessica.snouwaert@gazette.com
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Springs Ranch Elementary in Colorado Springs received a bomb threat Friday morning, sending the school into a lockout for nearly 45 minutes, a…
- By Debbie Kelley debbie.kelley@gazette.com
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Melanie Knapp, an Academy School District 20 parent and former teacher who contended that closed-door meetings the Board of Education held in …
- O'Dell Isaac odell.isaac@gazette.com
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Two more Colorado Springs school districts will soon expand in-person learning, joining other local districts in making similar decisions.
- JESSICA SNOUWAERT jessica.snouwaert@gazette.com
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The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs resumed in-person courses Monday after four weeks of remote learning, according to the universi…
- By EVAN WYLOGE The Denver Gazette
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In the first two months of the state’s effort to administer COVID-19 vaccinations, data tracking the progress has shown Black and Hispanic Col…
- ERICA MELTZER Chalkbeat Colorado
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Lindsay Bazz fought back tears as she considered what it will mean to be vaccinated, not just for herself but for her students and her family.
- EVAN WYLOGE evan.wyloge@gazette.com
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In the first two months of the state’s effort to administer COVID-19 vaccinations, data tracking the progress has shown Black and Hispanic Col…
- SETH KLAMANN, EVAN WYLOGE and MARY SHINN The Gazette
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Older white residents in the Denver metro area and Colorado Springs were roughly twice as likely as their Hispanic peers to get vaccinated in …
- Vince Bzdek vince.bzdek@gazette.com
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It really comes down to how you define health. At Holy Family High School in Broomfield, health consists of three coequal parts: physical, men…
- Jessica Snouwaert jessica.snouwaert@gazette.com
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Two of Colorado Springs' largest school districts plan to expand in-person learning for the final quarter of the school year, representatives …
- By O'Dell Isaac odell.isaac@gazette.com
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Colorado Springs School District 11 unveiled the long-term plan for improving its facilities Thursday, and it includes renovating, rebuilding …
- Erin Prater erin.prater@gazette.com
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Schools in most Colorado counties should generally reduce physical attendance through hybrid or remote learning under new guidance from the CD…
- Jason Gonzales, Chalkbeat Colorado
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Even in the dark of night, chalky smoke from the coal power plant looms over Craig.
- By Debbie Kelley debbie.kelley@gazette.com
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Student leaders at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs are calling for an apology from Colorado Springs Police Chief Vince Niski fo…
- David Mullen The Denver Gazette
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Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder have developed a new, low-cost wearable device that generates power from a user's body heat,…
- David Mullen David.mullen@gazette.com
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Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder have developed a new, low-cost wearable device that generates power from a user's body heat,…
- By O'Dell Isaac odell.isaac@gazette.com
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A philanthropic organization has given Colorado College a $500,000 grant toward the construction of the Mike and Barbara Yalich Student Servic…
- Erin Prater erin.prater@gazette.com
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The University of Colorado Colorado Springs and Colorado College have joined their counterparts around the U.S. in altering spring break for C…
- T. MICHAEL BODDIE Boardhawk
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AURORA — One Colorado charter network has kept its doors open for in-person learning all the way through the COVID-19 pandemic, and in that ti…
- JESSICA SNOUWAERT jessica.snouwaert@gazette.com
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The University of Colorado Boulder plans to bring 4,700 students back to campus for hybrid and in-person learning Monday after more than two m…
- By MARIANNE GOODLAND marianne.goodland@coloradopolitics.com
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The bill approved Thursday will be part of a broad package of supplemental budget bills that will realign state agency budgets for 2020-21. Th…