Category: Education/Health

As the two sides head back to the negotiating table this spring to determine the next contract, the results of the CU Boulder study show the bonus was a bust…

As Colorado prepares to launch free universal preschool, lawmakers are taking up legislation that could reshape Colorado’s early childhood landscape…

“It’s just been very, very difficult to do the work that we are required to do without the support and the tools that we need,” she said…

SJBPH’s recently amended local Public Health Advisory mirrors the CDC guidance based on the COVID-19 Community Level for La Plata and Archuleta counties…

With COVID-19 cases declining nationally, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released updated guidance this past Friday outlining prevention steps…

COVID-19 will probably be around “for the rest of our lives,” Polis said…

“That shift in a two decade period really is an astonishing transformation,” said Justin Driver, a Yale law professor who wrote a book about education law….

The rapid tests utilize a self-collected, lower nasal swab. Adults can collect a sample from younger patients if needed…

Colorado will resume issuing ratings of schools and districts this year after a two-year pandemic pause, but the accountability clock won’t pick up again until the 2023-24 school year…

The executive director of Colorado’s new early childhood department will be paid $155,000 to $170,000…

“For a small child, not being able to see a teacher’s face or a teacher not being able to see a small child’s face, that did detract,” Swanson said. “School is a social thing….”

Face coverings continue to be strongly recommended for all individuals ages two and up in public indoor settings, businesses, and workplaces…

After reading about and researching the American Revolution, students learned to create a podcast and were assigned jobs in small groups…

Megan Bobroske, a second grade teacher, said the reading training she took allowed her to help students make nearly a year’s growth in reading in just five months this year…

“I want to create hope for more students to pursue this course, get a college degree, and then move on with that accomplishment in their lives,” Weissman said…

Meanwhile, stressed hospitals have forced healthcare systems to look abroad for staff, according to the Associated Press…

Extended benefits will be distributed early February, to be reviewed monthly…