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- Evan Wyloge, The Gazette
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Tens of thousands of Colorado students are missing from this year's school rosters — one of the many ripple effects of the global coronavirus …
- O'Dell Isaac odell.isaac@gazette.com
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Members of the Air Force Academy’s 2021 graduating class will now be able to invite up to eight guests to the academy’s May 26 graduation cere…
- Jessica Snouwaert jessica.snouwaert@gazette.com
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The CEO of James Irwin Charter Schools sent an apology letter to families and staff Thursday after a high school English teacher posted an ass…
- By Debbie Kelley debbie.kelley@gazette.com
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The Colorado State Board of Education on Thursday approved Harrison School District 2’s request to open a multi-district online school in August.
- By Debbie Kelley debbie.kelley@gazette.com
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For the past year, Widefield High School senior Sami Price has stared at the prom dress she's never gotten to wear because COVID-19 forced pro…
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The CEO of a Colorado Springs charter school is apologizing for an assignment given to students that was titled “N-Word Journal,” according to…
- ANN SCHIMKE Chalkbeat Colorado
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Colorado could get a new stand-alone state agency dedicated to early childhood programs if lawmakers act on a recommendation approved Tuesday …
- By Debbie Kelley debbie.kelley@gazette.com
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The University of Colorado Board of Regents agreed Thursday to a plan that results in essentially no tuition increase for undergraduate studen…
- David Mullen David.mullen@gazette.com
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The University of Colorado, its departments, and some individuals have received extortion demands related to a cyberattack that compromised mo…
- By David Mullen The Denver Gazette
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Three schools in the Douglas County School District will return to fully remote learning Friday after several positive cases resulted in an ou…
- By Debbie Kelley debbie.kelley@gazette.com
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Ten of Colorado Springs School District 11’s 55 schools don’t have air conditioning.
- By Debbie Kelley debbie.kelley@gazette.com
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Colorado College has received a $33.5 million bequest from an anonymous living donor, making it the largest single contribution from an indivi…
- Erin Prater & O'Dell Isaac The Gazette
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K-12 schools and colleges were the sites of one-quarter of new COVID-19 outbreaks over the past week and a half, and also home to nearly one-t…
- By David Mullen The Denver Gazette
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The United States Department of Agriculture's Forest Service announced more than $10 million will be issued to Colorado's rural communities to…
- By Debbie Kelley debbie.kelley@gazette.com
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This is the second year for springtime religious holidays to be celebrated under COVID restrictions, and many events still look different.
- By Debbie Kelley debbie.kelley@gazette.com
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The Gazette has extended the deadline for high school seniors to apply for the Best and Brightest scholarship award, which this year is markin…
- By MARIANNE GOODLAND marianne.goodland@coloradopolitics.com
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On the third try, a bill to force 25 Colorado schools to discontinue use of American Indian mascots cleared its first committee hearing, but i…
- By O'Dell Isaac odell.isaac@gazette.com
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The president of Western Colorado University in Gunnison will remain in his position despite a majority of the faculty calling for his firing,…
- Debbie Kelley debbie.kelley@gazette.com
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Many winners of The Gazette’s Best and Brightest scholarship, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, have gone on to realize suc…
- Debbie Kelley debbie.kelley@gazette.com
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Colorado College will hold outdoor, in-person graduation ceremonies for the class of 2020 and the class of 2021 in May, the private liberal ar…
- O'Dell Isaac odell.isaac@gazette.com
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When Riley Jones got home Saturday afternoon and saw the large envelope from the Boettcher Foundation, she thought there might be good news in…
- JASON GONZALES Chalkbeat Colorado
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Colorado students will take fewer standardized tests this spring after the federal government Friday approved the state’s plans to pare them down.
- By Debbie Kelley debbie.kelley@gazette.com
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Applications for this year’s Denver-based Daniels Fund scholarship dropped by several hundred over last year, a change officials believe is re…
- Erin Prater erin.prater@gazette.com
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More than a quarter of COVID-19 outbreaks reported this week by El Paso County occurred in schools, according to health department data, as th…