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COVID and Adams 14 schools .. some open, some remote

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Arapahoe Community College to be mostly remote until Feb. 1 amid COVID surge

Arapahoe Community College President Stephanie Fujii announced that most ACC classes would begin virtually on Jan. 18 and continue on a remote status until Feb 1. The decision came amid a continued … more
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Littleton schools study could help in fight against youth suicide

A two-year study focusing on the relationship between social environments and youth suicide could provide a “partial roadmap” for schools and communities looking to improve the promotion of … more
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Adams 14 schools return to in-person learning Jan. 18

COMMERCE CITY -- Students and staff in the Adams 14 School District return to in-person learning Tuesday, Jan. 18. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, which is Monday, Jan. 17, is a federal … more
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Remote learning a possibility in Brighton schools

It's a case of same song, new verses, new year when it comes to the 27J schools system and COVID-19 concerns. Because of the rising number of COVID cases this winter -- largely because of the … more
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Adams 14 ends contract with management company

Adams 14 School District and Adams 14 School Succeed, also known as MGT America Consulting, are business partners no more. The district's board terminated the contract Jan. 11. The notice takes … more
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27J Schools needs bond oversight committee members

27J Schools wants to put together a bond oversight committee to monitor expenses related to the latest bond package thatu voters passed in November. The deadline to sign up is Wednesday, Jan. … more
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Adams 14 schools go remote

Students in the Adams 14 School District will be doing remote learning the week of Monday, Jan. 10. The reason is the spread of COVID cases. According to a statement from the district, Adams … more
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Cherry Creek district may see class, school closures due to staff shortages

The Cherry Creek School District has warned families to prepare for possible disruptions to school during the coming weeks, including temporary classroom or whole-school closures due to staff and … more
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Webbs to provide scholarships

Former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb and his wife, Wilma, will be providing yearly scholarships to student athletes attending Northeastern Junior College in Sterling. Wellington Webb served in the … more
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Douglas County Schools takes step to bolster compensation

A long-awaited overhaul of Douglas County Schools’ compensation for teachers is on the way to becoming reality. District leaders still caution the plan is a starting point and more work remains to … more
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Kiowa Schools fundraising for sign

A 2021 Colorado law requires schools around Colorado to remove all Native American imagery, names and related words with a deadline of June 30, 2022. more
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Cherry Creek students building ‘tiny homes’ for homeless

For the second time, students at Cherry Creek’s career and technical education campus are building what are known as “tiny homes” as part of an effort to help people out of unsheltered … more
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As COVID persists, school life in Littleton is starting to feel normal

It had been more than a year since her students performed in front of their parents.  When Euclid Middle School Principal Cindy Coraline finally got to see two … more
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Mountain Ridge administrator named state's Assistant Principal of the Year

The Colorado Association of School Executives (CASE) and the Colorado Association of Secondary School Principals (CASSP) named Douglas County School District's Sara Curto the 2022 Colorado Assistant Principal of the Year for middle level schools. more
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Regis University names Arvada local Cody Teets interim president

After rising through the ranks at the McDonald's Corporation, Arvada local Cody Teets has taken on another leadership role — on Jan. 1, she will become the Interim President of Regis University. more
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Evergreen Players wolf play receives howling praise

When members of the Evergreen Players middle school ensemble realized they were fascinated by wolves, they were inspired to write a play. more
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Week 3: County, school district partner on youth mental health

In 2019, when STEM School Highlands Ranch faced tragedy after two student gunmen ran into the school, killing one fellow student, it rocked the community. For Douglas County Commissioner Lora Thomas, … more
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Weld County Re-8 school board turns down attempt to ban critical race theory curriculum

The Weld County Re-8 board of education voted down an attempt to ban critical race theory curriculum in the district. Cody LeBlanc and Jaime Sierra, the co-presenters of the resolution, were the … more
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Conifer High School DECA students find success at district competition

Conifer High School DECA took 80 students to a successful district competition at the Douglas County Fairgrounds on Nov. 18, and 19 students qualified to compete at state. more
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