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Former Frederick athlete takes coaching job in Florida
He didn’t stay close to home to begin his coaching career but ex-Frederick High School athlete Bryce Conover found a place on the sideline just the same. He’s the quarterbacks coach for Daytona Beach Christian University in Florida, a first-year program with eyes on joining the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics in the near future.
broomfieldenterprise.com
Lafayette’s Centaurus wins 4A marching band state championship
Lafayette’s Centaurus High School marching band was in second place heading into the 4A finals competition Saturday at the state championships at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, just three-fourths of a point behind Loveland High School. Drenched by a cold rain and marching in 40-degree...
lawweekcolorado.com
ACTEC elects Fellows; 5 selected from Colorado
The Board of Regents of The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC) convened during the College’s 2026 Fall Meeting in Denver, Colorado, to consider nominations for a new class of ACTEC Fellows. ACTEC is a national, nonprofit association of approximately 2,300 lawyers and law professors from throughout...
coloradobiz.com
CCA student Stellan Knowles selected for Harvard public policy conference
Knowles supported by COLOR vice president Vanessa Martinez. Knowles has experience with CivicTN and Young Invincibles. Community College of Aurora student Stellan Knowles is one of 49 applicants selected to attend the Public Policy Leadership Conference at Harvard Kennedy School in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Knowles, a political science student, will represent...
University of Denver Clarion
Student scarred by new laundry machines
The following is satire for the Opinions section of The Clarion. Disaster has struck in the University of Denver residential building, Nelson Hall. Residents of the dormitory have reported a higher-than-normal rate of missing clothes. At first, the disappearances were attributed to a ne’er-do-well resident or elaborate prank, until student-held stakeouts ruled out the possibility as garments continued to be eaten while under watch.
sentinelcolorado.com
Football: Regis Jesuit, Gateway win head-to-heads among locals as Aurora area teams go 5-5 in Week 9
With just one game remaining in the regular season, Aurora area prep football teams pushed to make the postseason or move themselves up if possible in Week 9. The 10 city teams in action finished an even 5-5 — which included two-head-to-head matchups — with wins coming from Cherokee Trail, Eaglecrest, Gateway, Regis Jesuit and Smoky Hill.
frontporchne.com
Parents Push for Less Distracting Technology in Denver Schools
Clarke Aaronson is a mom on a mission. She wants Denver Public Schools to rethink how students use technology in the classroom. A reading interventionist in Aurora Public Schools and a DPS parent, Aaronson leads the local chapter of Schools Beyond Screens, an advocacy group pushing for formal district guidelines on educational technology. The goal is to reduce distractions and protect students from inappropriate content while ensuring that technology supports learning.
hoodline.com
Denver Schools Chief Marrero Hits 88% of Goals After Year of Board Infighting
Denver Public Schools Superintendent Alex Marrero met 88.4% of his goals during the 2025-26 academic year, according to an evaluation the school board approved unanimously among the five members present at a public meeting Monday. The score marks a sharp jump from the roughly 74% of goals Marrero met the year before, and it comes after months of visible friction between the superintendent and the board he answers to.
The Denver Gazette
Jeffco Public Schools hopes to hire permanent superintendent by March
Jeffco Public Schools, Colorado’s second-largest school district, is looking for its next top leader and hopes to have a candidate selected by March. At a Board of Education retreat Friday, the board discussed the ongoing search, which began earlier this year when previous Superintendent Tracy Dorland resigned in July. Rob Stein, a veteran educator, is […]
coloradohometownweekly.com
Lafayette’s Centaurus wins 4A marching band state championship
Lafayette’s Centaurus High School marching band was in second place heading into the 4A finals competition Saturday at the state championships at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, just three-fourths of a point behind Loveland High School. Drenched by a cold rain and marching in 40-degree...
broomfieldenterprise.com
More than 100 Boulder fraternity members suspended after hazing incident, emails show
More than half of the members in Boulder’s Sigma Nu fraternity were suspended last fall after hazing 45 pledges, emails show. All of the student leaders were replaced, and 108 members were suspended in “the worst case of hazing that the National Fraternity had ever investigated,” according to emails provided by former Boulder Sigma Nu board member Scott Davis. The chapter has about 160 members, he said.
coloradohometownweekly.com
Top Boulder and Longmont high school performers from Week 10 of fall
Top Boulder & Longmont high school performers from Week 10 of fall. Each week of the fall season, BoCoPreps highlights exceptional performances from 10 teams and 10 athletes. Send your nominations to bwnew@prairiemountainmedia.com. Teams. Boulder girls cross country: The Panthers won 5A Region 3 in Arvada, edging crosstown rival Fairview...
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Legend’s four-year build culminates in 5A flag football championship
LAKEWOOD – Film study prepared Reagan Steuber, and instincts took over when she notched the game-sealing interception to lift Legend to a 7-0 victory in the Class 5A flag football championship game at Trailblazer Stadium on Saturday. The Legend (17-2) defense was stout throughout the game. The Titans recorded...