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CPR training can save lives. A bill in the Colorado legislature would encourage high schools to offer students free training, but not require them to do so.

Speak out against the meeting Sunday, Nicole Solas revealed that she has also been sued by the union as part of a campaign carried out by her staffers at her five-year-olds school district.

Colorado lawmakers have advanced a public employees workplace protections bill that would grant rights to K-12 and higher education workers already in place for private workers.

An effort to expand access to medical marijuana in Colorado met a swift end on Thursday, when lawmakers shut it down in its first committee hearing.

Lawmakers have advanced a bill that would remove the identifying information of victims and witnesses who are minors from criminal justice records released to the public

The Colorado Board of Education can step in after schools report many years in a row of low test scores. A bill would allow school districts to sue to stop these interventions.

Wendy Birhanzel received the 2023 Colorado Superintendent of the Year award before hundreds of supportive students, principals, staff and community members at Sierra High School on Friday.

Wendy Birhanzel received the 2023 Colorado Superintendent of the Year award before hundreds of supportive students, principals, staff and community members at Sierra High School on Friday.

When Colorado lawmakers convene Jan. 9, they’ll have pressing education issues to address and a tricky budget to navigate.

Colorado lawmakers will debate numerous education topics in 2023 including school finance, a school accountability overhaul, math instruction, and school budgets.