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13/02/2019

Denver child care providers opened scores of new slots to accommodate preschoolers displaced by the Denver teachers strike.

11/02/2019

Skiing like a Turtle & Healthy Dose of Perspective when it comes to Learning

I was introduced to skiing in eighth grade. Too be honest no part of it came naturally, and I was a very timid skier. I remember not trusting my right knee and a bad fall that only made me ski even more slowly. After finally deciding to take a lesson my frustrated instructor told me…

14/12/2018

The Reggio Emilia approach to early learning is often confined to pricey private programs, but soon up to four public preschools in Denver will adopt the approach.

13/12/2018

And you thought voting was over for the year.

13/12/2018

Health Sciences High and Middle College in San Diego asks the same of its students, faculty and staff that we ask of doctors: Do no harm.

10/12/2018

This weekend 450 middle and high school students from four states came to Metropolitan State University of Denver for the a regional robotics competition.

10/12/2018

The Aurora district has started testing more students and is looking at new identification methods, including for talented students in non-academic areas.

05/12/2018

From 2015 through 2017, about forty percent of APS students enrolled in some kind of formal education after high school – be it a four-year, liberal arts degree or welding in technical college. That's well below the state average

05/12/2018

Microphone and scorecard in hand, John Musso was, on this day, as much excited cheerleader as dedicated educator. "Keep those shoes moving and be

04/12/2018

Here, in a feature we call How I Teach, we ask educators who’ve been recognized for their work how they approach their jobs. You can see other pieces in the series here. Amy Jones’ favorite lesson will make you want to be in kindergarten again. After decorating paper dolls, the youngsters in her...

04/12/2018

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill researchers found students at schools starting at 8:30 a.m. or later were less likely to be suspended.

30/11/2018

Students at Tennyson Knolls Elementary School used art on Wednesday to help California students displaced by wildfires.

29/11/2018

Fort Collins implement later start times

After a year's worth of surveys, community engagement sessions and more, the Poudre School District Board of Education voted to move start times.

27/11/2018

A team of seven Peak to Peak Charter School sophomores who created an educational campaign about endangered animals learned Monday that they won a $10,000 prize plus the chance to compete at the next level.

27/11/2018

A group of students from Manual High School are sharing what they learned in a 10-day trip to Cambodia.