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Air Force Academy goodie bags help deliver a warm welcome to new families
8+ hour, 53+ min ago (442+ words) When James Woodhead arrived at the Air Force Academy for school in 1989, he came alone and waited by himself in a hotel for his military education to start. “I was just nervous and terrified,” Woodhead said. It’s how it was…...
Judge rules Pueblo County District 70 school board violated open meetings law
2+ day, 12+ hour ago (427+ words) PUEBLO • A Pueblo District Court judge has ruled that the Pueblo County School District 70 Board of Education’s appointment of a new member violated Colorado’s Open Meetings Law and ordered the board to redo the voting process publicly. Four candidates sought…...
Colorado Board of Education discusses new rules for homeschool programs
3+ day, 5+ hour ago (568+ words) Colorado’s Board of Education discussed potential new rules on the eligibility and requirements for certified homeschool programs during its regular meeting Wednesday morning. The new rules and conditions became required through this year’s School Finance Act, passed by the state…...
‘It all starts with the kids’: Children’s Water Festival teaches conservation to Colorado Springs youngsters
3+ day, 9+ hour ago (698+ words) Water is Colorado’s most precious resource, and the earlier residents learn to use it responsibly, the better. That was the overarching message of the 2026 Pikes Peak Children’s Water Festival, held Wednesday at the ProRodeo Hall of Fame. More than 475 fourth-grade…...
Broncos put focus on education with launch of Attendance Network initiative | 2026 Broncos Preview
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (381+ words) The focus for the Broncos isn’t only on kids staying in school. They want to make sure everyone in attendance gets the most out of their education. And they’re taking action to help. Over the past few years, the Broncos…...
EDITORIAL: A real civics lesson for kids? Write Congress
3+ day, 18+ hour ago (507+ words) Last week’s overhyped, clumsily orchestrated and, ultimately, underattended walkout by Colorado high schoolers turned out to be largely a flop for its organizers and something of an embarrassment for schools. For one thing, the attempt at a big turnout fell…...
Reaching new heights??? and beyond
4+ day, 13+ hour ago (362+ words) By The Foundation for a Better Life Arzu-Embry grew up in a military family, with a mother in the Navy and a father in the Air Force. She moved frequently and experienced the world while studying in a rigorous homeschool…...
Voters to decide on Woodland Park school sales tax proposal
5+ day, 14+ hour ago (269+ words) Now it’s up to the voters. At its Sept. 3 meeting, the Woodland Park City Council approved a referendum to put a proposed 0.25% sales tax to benefit the Woodland Park School District on the ballot. Unlike the previous school sales tax,…...
Vintage dwellings to be demolished for Palmer High School renovations
6+ day, 11+ hour ago (1107+ words) Four homes built over 100 years ago are slated for demolition to make way for renovations to Palmer High School in downtown Colorado Springs, a move that goes against the wishes of some neighbors. After over a year of public outreach…...
LETTERS: Explain the decision; Proposition NN
6+ day, 18+ hour ago (501+ words) Academy District 20 asked community members to apply for a vacant Board seat. What followed looked less like a serious evaluation than a predetermined sorting exercise. There was no public discussion of applicants, no comparison of qualifications and no disclosed criteria…...