At National Western Stock Show, Colorado 4-H teens hope to make sales
Ever since Grace Kennedy met Quinn in May, the teenager’s goal has been to fatten the Hereford calf up — […]
K-12 education
DPS Board Updates Law Enforcement Policy, With Few Changes
The Durham Public Schools (DPS) board of education voted last week to modify its immigration-enforcement related school policies. The board’s
CHCCS Leaders Defend District in Hearing on Parents’ Bill of Rights Comments
Accusations of grooming, mentions of vulvas, and hurling of books—not an ordinary morning in the North Carolina State Legislature, but
DPS Board Expected to Vote on Policy Towards Immigration Enforcement
On November 18, when Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents arrived in the Triangle, about 20% of Durham Public Schools’
Denver sent the most champions to the Scripps National Spelling Bee
Jacques Bailly took a razor blade to the dictionary in 1991, revolutionizing the mechanics of the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
ICE enforcement at schools largely unchanged under Trump, feds tell DPS
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security argues in a new court filing that federal policy regarding immigration arrests at schools hasn’t
Rocky Mountain Prep employing parents as tutors for literacy, reading
Graduation came early for Rocky Mountain Prep elementary school communities. It wasn’t the students donning mortarboards and stoles, but their
Woodland Park school board to vote on “only two sexes” resolution
The school board overseeing Colorado’s Woodland Park School District is expected to vote Wednesday evening on a resolution that would