Colorado school choice advocates cheer classroom options
Lawmakers, parents and school officials gathered Thursday on the steps of the state Capitol to praise the virtues of school choice in Colorado and to lobby for its expansion.
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Fired World Affairs staffer sues CU over age, gender discrimination
A longtime official with the Conference on World Affairs at the University of Colorado-Boulder is suing officials聽at the school, claiming they forced her out of her job because of her...
Colorado State diversity grant program suspended after federal lawsuit
A Colorado State University grant program aimed at bringing in speakers with diverse backgrounds and viewpoints to the Fort Collins campus has been suspended after being targeted in a federal...
Colorado’s rural schools arming themselves against danger, long response times
A Senate bill introduced Tuesday in Colorado will allow a county sheriff to provide a handgun safety training course to any employee of any public school who also possesses a...
Cherry Creek looks to join wave of later school starts for older students
One of Colorado's largest school districts is considering letting its older students get some extra shut-eye by starting classes more than an hour later, a move that is gaining traction...
Metro State graduate realizes goal at Trump inauguration
Zena Dyson says her next few days in Washington D.C. will not revolve around the pomp, circumstance and controversy of Donald Trump's inauguration. Instead, the former addict and street survivor...
Anti-abortion student group sues CSU for denying $600 grant request for campus speaker
An anti-abortion group is suing Colorado State University in U.S. District Court, claiming the school violated their First Amendment rights by denying them funding to pay for a campus speaker...
Denver Preschool Program raises tuition support, up to on average $555 per month
Tuition support offered to Denver families with a 4-year-old enrolled in any of the Denver Preschool Program classes will be increased by 10 percent starting with the 2017-2018 school year.
CSU’s first paraplegic veterinary student presses on, overcomes challenges
A sky-diving accident left Bernard Dime a paraplegic, but through the help of friends and mentors, as well his devoted service dog Corky, Dime is plowing headlong onto a pioneering...
Colorado students find niche in tech and hands-on school programs
After a drop from 2009 to 2012, enrollment in Career and Technical Education courses has surged since and also included more than 125,000 high-school students and 20,000 middle-schoolers in 2015.