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The chair of the University of Colorado’s Board of Regents called John Eastman “an embarrassment” Monday and said the elected board respects the ability of the Justice Department to weigh …
BOSTON — Harvard University announced Thursday that Claudine Gay will become its 30th president, making her the first Black person and the second woman to lead the Ivy League school. …
Superintendent Erin Kane knew the Douglas County School District’s pitch to voters this fall to raise taxes to fund teacher pay increases and more wouldn’t come without its challenges. Rising …
About 700,000 people who have student loan debt in Colorado are expected to benefit from the Biden administration’s student debt cancellation program announced last month, according to the Colorado Attorney …
For more than two years, the coronavirus pandemic has ignited fears among parents and educators about the learning opportunities missed by children as their time spent in classrooms was repeatedly …
Reporter Jessica Seaman wants to talk to Colorado parents about how inflation is affecting back-to-school shopping. Are rising costs impacting what school supplies you can buy? Are you trying new …
For the first time in three years, the University of Colorado Boulder on Thursday will welcome thousands of students, families and employees to Folsom Field to recognize the nearly 9,000 …
Early childhood educators say the state of the sector is going downhill and have little faith in where the Government is taking them. “Child farming,” a sector “heading backwards”, and …
The structure for universal preschool — or at least 10 hours of it a week the year before kindergarten — is set to clear the legislature after receiving initial approval …
The University of Colorado’s Board of Regents on Monday disclosed a demographic breakdown of candidates they have considered in their search that began last September to select a new president …