Berthoud
Berthoud, CO · Education
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West collects phones for tardies
At Greeley West, the administration implemented a new rule to try and combat the rising number of tardies around the school. The rule goes that if a student is late to class, they must go get a tardy pass and get their phone taken. This rule came into effect on Tuesday the 22nd of September. This was not long after school started, which can lead to a wonder of how bad tardies were for the administration to take away personal devices because of it.
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OPED: We hear Cherry Creek Schools community concerns, and we have answers
Selecting the next superintendent is among the most important decisions the Board of Education will make. We are committed to a comprehensive, transparent, and inclusive process that reflects the values of our community and results in a leader who will build on Cherry Creek’s tradition of excellence and help prepare our students for the future.
OutThere Colorado
Aurora Public Schools to break ground on health sciences high school
Aurora Public Schools is breaking ground on a new health sciences high school Thursday, planning to welcome its first class in fall 2027. The district’s newest magnet school will go up next to the Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, at 12095 E. Montview Blvd. in Aurora. When it opens, the school will offer specialized curriculum and […]
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$100,000 Awarded to Students in the Equine Industry
Central Wyoming College student, Giana Biagioni, was one of 10 students awarded a $10,000 scholarship through the Fritz and Betty Knoebel and National Western Stock Show Equestrian Scholarship Program. The scholarship was presented at the groundbreaking for the Betty Knoebel Arena at the National Western Center in Denver, Colorado. Both...
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Colorado’s Adams 12 district approves 6 school closures
The Adams 12 Five Star Schools Board of Education approved a plan to close six of the Denver-area district’s schools during an Oct. 7 meeting. Set to take effect in the 2027-28 school year, the decision comes as enrollment continues to drop sharply in the community and Colorado public schools more broadly.
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Football: Aurora’s Week 7 results
Courtney Oakes is Aurora Sentinel Sports Editor. Reach him at sports@sentinelcolorado.com. Twitter/X: @aurorasports. IG: Sentinel Prep Sports. Courtney Oakes is Sports Editor and photographer with Sentinel Colorado. A Denver East High School and University of Colorado alum. He came to the Sentinel in 2001 and since then has received a number... More by COURTNEY OAKES.
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LHS Football suffers a tough loss against Adams City High School for their Homecoming game
Also written by Max Neale. On Friday October 2, Littleton High School played their Homecoming game against Adams City High School. Despite a 50-0 loss, LHS showed up to cheer on their team and see some of the other homecoming spectacles. The crowd was especially loud with their cheering, with...
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Boulder Valley, St, Vrain Valley students named National Merit semifinalists
The following Boulder Valley and St. Vrain Valley seniors recently were named as semifinalists National Merit Scholarship Program, allowing them to continue in the competition for National Merit scholarships. Boulder High School: Martina Kashkashian, Tyler Katzman, Deven Mak, Lexi Oder and Liam Yee. Fairview High School: Paloma E. Atkins, Hanbei...
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Second school in Colorado Springs alleges racism by members of Lutheran High School community
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) -- After allegations of racism made by members of the Sand Creek High School community by Lutheran High School, another Colorado Springs school says they faced similar treatment. Rampart High School played at Lutheran on Friday, October 2, and after the game, members of the Rampart...
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OPED: Cherry Creek teachers, parents need a bigger role in choosing the next superintendent
After news broke about questions regarding district leadership in Cherry Creek last spring, I heard immediately from members of the Cherry Creek Education Association, the union representing nearly 3000 CCSD educators, of which I proudly serve as president. Educators across the district spoke about feeling betrayed, sometimes embarrassed, by what they’d heard. They sought answers and were left with more and more questions.