Housing is so expensive in Colorado that school districts are becoming landlords to attract teachers

School districts in Colorado’s pricey high country are leading such efforts, but at least one metro Denver district -- the Douglas County School District — is eyeing a partnership with developers to turn district land into housing for its employees.

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