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September 20, 2023
On Sept. 13, the Colorado Association of School Boards [CASB] held its Region 6 Meeting. During the meeting, Robin Reeser received the CASB McGuffey Award. The CASB McGuffey Award honors board members who bring committed and passionate service to their board work. Reeser, who has served on the Cañon City School District for five years […]
September 19, 2023
This fall, the citizens who reside in the Cañon City School District have critical decisions to make. Special Interest Groups in our community are interested in guiding and leading the school district in a concerning and non-inclusive direction. Public education is education that supports all students! There are private schools and parochial schools for those […]
August 20, 2023
Three candidates are throwing their hats into the ring for three seats up for election on the Cañon City School Board and will host a campaign kick-off event Saturday. Robin Reeser, current president of the board and Janelle Valladares, current assistant secretary/treasurer of the board, are running for re-election in November’s election. Bret Meuli, retired […]
August 2, 2023
In Cañon City School District our vision is “Learning for Life!”. Our school district is built upon four Core Beliefs, and they are aligned with that vision: We meet the social-emotional needs of all students, putting Maslow’s Hierarchy before Bloom’s Taxonomy. We believe learning growth is what matters most, that it requires risk-taking, and the […]
April 4, 2023
A proposal to increase Colorado’s special education funding by $40 million cleared a major hurdle on Monday, receiving unanimous approval from the state Senate.
February 8, 2023
Bri Buentello said when she moved from Kansas to Colorado as a special education teacher, the lack of resources shocked her. She said the classroom had no working HVAC system,
March 7, 2022
House Bill 1101 expands and makes permanent a program begun in 2017. It would allow classroom teachers, aides, bus drivers, food service workers, and nurses to go back to work for up to six years while still receiving their full pension benefits.
February 25, 2022
Two bills in the Colorado legislature would make it easier for more retired school employees to go back to work without losing their pension benefits under PERA.