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With neighbors frustrated, DPS 'confident' it will add parking at Northfield HS

On school days, usually quiet neighborhood streets around Northfield High School are now packed with cars, though a potential solution is being discussed.

Denver, CO · 8d

hoodline.com

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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.

Aurora, CO · 8d
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CBS News

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Parents at Colorado high school connected to racism controversy report students being threatened

Douglas County, CO · 10d

Chalkbeat

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Older adults are enrolling at Colorado’s two-year colleges at a higher rate

Did you know search engines like Google are changing the way you see news? Keep Chalkbeat’s valuable education coverage at the top of your feeds by clicking here and checking the box next to our name. For a second year in a row, adults ages 25 and older helped fuel an enrollment increase at Colorado’s community colleges. Most community college students are still recent high school graduates or current high school students concurrently enrolled in college-level classes. But the share of older adults who are attending two-year colleges is growing. The 13-school Colorado Community College System, which serves about 97,700 students, enrolled 755 additional older adults this fall, data shows. Enrollment among recent high school graduates was down by about 450 students. The second year of enrollment gains among older adult students stabilizes declines that have persisted well over a decade . Many students gravitate toward two-year colleges during down economies, and the 2008 recession fueled large enrollment gains . College officials report that more older adults might be choosing to take classes that would help them get healthcare jobs, especially due to the rise of artificial intelligence and economic uncertainty. School officials have also directed more resources toward keeping

Colorado · 11d

Fox News

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Fox News Campus Radicals Newsletter: A rare reversal, a Christian battle and a reality check

Stay up to date with the Fox News Campus Radicals newsletter.

Colorado · 10d

Seattle ON Tap

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Pueblo Central Dropped 43 Points in the Bell Game and Pueblo Centennial Had No Answer

Nfl logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Pueblo Central High School absolutely dominated Pueblo Centennial, shutting them out 43-0 in the 2026 Bell Game back on Friday, September 11. That kind of one-sided beatdown sets a […]

Pueblo, CO · 11d

KKTV

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Colorado College Announces CC Pathways

Aaron Stoller joins us to talk about CC Pathways, a Colorado College initiative that brings together academic partnerships to expand educational opportunities.

Colorado Springs, CO · 11d

FOX31 Denver

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Dartmouth official resigns over AI use

A top Dartmouth official has resigned from his position after allegations that he violated the school's AI use policy.

Denver, CO · 11d

CBS Colorado

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Former board president opposes Denver Public Schools mill levy override

Denver Public Schools is seeking a $44 million mill levy increase​ this November, while a former board president is in opposition.

Denver, CO · 11d

CBS Colorado

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Windsor middle school student gets to be Colorado Governor for a day

Ridgeline Middle School 8th grader Weston Hancock won the chance to be "Governor for a Day."

Colorado · 12d

People

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Woman, 22, Pays Off $27K in Student Loans in Just 8 Months, Reveals What She Gave Up to Do It (Exclusive)

Ellie Williams tells PEOPLE she watched most of her paycheck disappear every two weeks, but the sacrifices helped her become debt-free ahead of schedule

Colorado · 12d

KKTV

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WATCH: Helicopter lands at school for Red Ribbon Week

Colorado · 10d

coloradohometownweekly.com

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Boulder Valley’s Rob Anderson named state Superintendent of the Year

Boulder Valley Superintendent Rob Anderson this week was named the 2027 Colorado Superintendent of the Year by the Colorado Association of School Executives. Anderson was selected through a competitive process by a committee of previous award winners and current superintendents from both rural and urban school districts across the state, according to the organization.

Colorado · 11d

CBS Colorado

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Lutheran High School updates families on investigation into racist behavior

Leaders at a high school in Colorado accused of racially harassing students at sports games sent an e-mail to families on Monday about the investigation.

Parker, CO · 14d

milehighprepreport.com

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MileHigh Prep Report Players of The Week for Week Nine, Presented by Gordon Insurance

MileHigh Prep Report Players of The Week for Week Nine, Presented by Gordon Insurance. I am picking the Players of the Week based not just off Stats but also who they were playing. I am picking players from Winning Teams, as long as there are Stats available. If you have a nominee, send me a message. If there are no stats from your game, I will have a very hard time picking a player. (Note: If there are not stats it is hard for me to guess or assume a player had a big game.)

Colorado · 12d

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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...

Lafayette, CO · 13d

kunc.org

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Proposition NN asks voters to change TABOR for more K-12 funding

BOULDER, Colo. — Colorado voters are headed to the polls this November, and on the ballot is funding for public K-12 education. Proposition NN would raise the state tax revenue limit under TABOR, allowing the state to increase education funding by up to 2% each year indefinitely. About $241.5 million would go toward K-12 education in fiscal year 2026-27 and $234 million in fiscal year 2027-28, according to the state’s Blue Book ballot analysis.

Colorado · 13d

lawweekcolorado.com

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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...

Denver, CO · 11d

coloradobiz.com

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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...

Aurora, CO · 11d

University of Denver Clarion

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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.

Denver, CO · 15d