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Friday Night Blitz ‘26: Week 10
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - Another season of the Friday Night Blitz has come and gone along with the high school football regular season in Colorado but before the playoffs get here we have one more round of football on the Western Slope. Denver East defeated Fruita Monument 31-12 at...
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Denver Schools Add Four Gifted Magnet Sites in First Expansion in Over a Decade
Denver Public Schools is adding four gifted and talented magnet programs in 2026, an expansion district officials describe as the first addition of its kind within the district in more than a decade. The new sites are Beach Court Elementary, Carson Elementary, Florida Pitt Waller ECE-8 and Isabella Bird Community School, and they come as the district leans on newer assessment tools meant to catch gifted students who have been historically overlooked, particularly multilingual learners.
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Aurora Community College Student Heads to Harvard Policy Conference
Stellan Knowles spent his time at Community College of Aurora juggling coursework with the kind of housing and food affordability stress that touches a majority of his classmates. This week, that same student is in Cambridge, Massachusetts, as one of 49 undergraduates nationwide selected for Harvard Kennedy School's Public Policy Leadership Conference.
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Parents at Colorado high school connected to racism controversy report students being threatened
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Monarch football sweeps Class 4A Front Range League to capture conference title
ARVADA — A conference championship and a guaranteed first-round playoff bye was on the line Friday night at the North Area Athletic Complex. Monarch secured the Class 4A Front Range League football title with a dominating 49-7 road victory over Golden in the regular-season finale for both playoff-bound Coyotes and Demons.
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Vail Mountain School soccer dominates Mile High Academy in first playoff matchup
Vail Mountain School soccer looked clean in their playoff-orange uniforms on Thursday as they won their first-round matchup against Mile High Academy, 9-0. After the game, senior Colm Kinney led a Viking row with a rowdy fan base that turned up for 2A playoff action. “Probably wearing the orange,” Colm...