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Fairview football outlasts Legacy in a school record-breaking shootout and a Knight to remember
At this late stage of the high school football season, with playoffs looming just two weeks away, every point and every touchdown matters just a little bit more when calculating the seeding data. Fairview and Legacy took that to heart a bit too much Friday night at North Stadium, when...
The Denver Gazette
TCA flag football heads to third consecutive 4A title game
LAKEWOOD • Now is a good time to add The Classical Academy to that “death and taxes” expression. TCA’s flag football team is a lock in the semifinals as Green Mountain learned for a third consecutive year. Reagan Harter scored all The Classical Academy’s touchdowns in Wednesday’s Class 4A semifinals at Jeffco Stadium, and her […]
heartoftherockiesradio.com
Salida Football Falls to Byers 26-7
The Salida Spartans fall to 2-7 on the season after losing senior night to the Byers Bulldogs, 26-7. Heart of the Rockies Radio would like to thank everyone who has supported the team all season long listing on air and at Heartoftherockiesradio.com. Listen to the Salida Ace Hardware highlights below...
coloradohometownweekly.com
Space in the Community brings former NASA astronaut to St. Vrain Valley schools
The Space Foundation and Arcfield are partnering to host Space in the Community, a weeklong STEM experience, for St. Vrain Valley Schools students and educators. From Monday through Thursday, Space Foundation educators and former NASA astronaut Duane “Digger” Carey will visit St. Vrain middle and high schools. The week concludes Friday with a Careers in Space mentoring event at the Innovation Center for up to 200 St. Vrain Valley high school students.
coloradopreps.com
Arvada West flag football dominates top-seeded Chaparral in 5A state semifinal
LAKEWOOD — Sometimes peer pressure is a good thing. In the case of Arvada West senior Macie Ferguson, getting talked into playing flag football and softball for the Wildcats this season has worked out nicely. “I got kind of peer pressured by my basketball teammates. We obviously have a...
broomfieldenterprise.com
CU Boulder fielded more than 1,200 alumni calls in 10 days regarding Email for Life issues
Editor’s note: This story has been updated to reflect that CU email access has only been extended to eligible alumni email account holders. The University of Colorado Boulder took more than 1,200 calls for service in 10 days from alumni who were trying to extend access to their CU email accounts, records show.
denverbroncos.com
Broncos High School Tackle Coach of the Week: Jaron Cohen - Ponderosa
AURORA – The Ponderosa football team, coached by Jaron Cohen, is 8-0 and ranked No. 3 in 4A. Today, he is being recognized as the Broncos High School Tackle Coach of the Week. The Denver Broncos and CHSAA will continue to honor one flag football coach and one tackle football coach each week throughout the season.
Chalkbeat
Beyond High School: Students share their thoughts about online education
Last week, I spent some time on the University of Colorado Denver campus talking to students about whether they were taking online college courses, and why or why not. Even after the pandemic, online college courses remain popular. National Center for Education Statistics data shows more than half of college students take at least one online class during the school year, up from just over a third in 2019. Colorado’s numbers mirror the national average. In my story, I quote students who prefer the flexibility of online classes. Some are juggling childcare, jobs, or activities in addition to schoolwork, and they appreciate being able to Zoom in. Others simply don’t want to fight Denver traffic. But students are also aware when virtual learning options don’t work for them. Read the rest of this month’s edition . Jason Gonzales is a reporter covering higher education and the Colorado legislature. Chalkbeat Colorado partners with Open Campus on higher education coverage. Contact Jason at jgonzales@chalkbeat.org .
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Regis Jesuit and Colorado Academy claim boys tennis team state titles
The boys tennis team state champions were crowned at Denver Tennis Park with Regis Jesuit winning Class 5A and Colorado Academy claiming 4A. Cherry Creek got on the board first with a win in No. 2 doubles, but the Raiders dialed things up to secure wins in the next four matches to repeat as the 5A champions. This is the seventh team championship for the Raiders.
broomfieldenterprise.com
Silver Creek blanks Holy Family boys soccer as playoffs loom
LONGMONT — By the time Conner Calkins’ goal soared into the net in Silver Creek soccer’s 4-0 home win over Holy Family on Tuesday, the Raptors already had the game well in hand. That score meant a little more to the senior midfielder who spent the first...
hoodline.com
MSU Denver Ditches Dead Pool for 500-Seat Venue, Gym With Batting Cages
The pool at Metropolitan State University of Denver's Auraria Event Center has sat largely unused for years, and now the university has a plan to replace it entirely. Construction is expected to begin during winter break 2026, transforming the former natatorium into a mix of recreation and event spaces, with the project wrapping up by late summer 2027.
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DPS Superintendent Says He is Not Recommending Any School Boundary Changes This Year
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