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Immigrant Stories: Becoming a voice for Latinos in the community

Intro:Jasmin Ramirez Ramos is a Roaring Fork School District board member and a co-founder of Voces Unidas, a Latino Advocacy group representing Pitkin, Eagle and Garfield counties.

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Roaring Fork School District loses students, worries about loss in funding

During the 2020-2021 school year Roaring Fork School District saw 311 students withdraw across the district by October many for pandemic-related reasons, Chief Academic Officer Rick Holt said.

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Roaring Fork Superintendent Rob Stein challenges locals in the community to beat the district s vaccination rate of 90%

Roaring Fork Superintendent Rob Stein challenges locals in the community to beat the district s vaccination rate of 90%
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Local arrest stirs controversy – The Sopris Sun

Share to Facebook Post to Twitter Email Michael Francisco speaks with his attorney Michael Edminister after a hearing on Feb 8. Photo by James Steindler. Michael Francisco has lived in Carbondale for 10 years. He grew up in Belize, where his father was a police officer, before moving to Los Angeles (LA) when he was 15. He is currently 54 years old. In Belize, Francisco was not familiar with racial profiling as a law enforcement issue. It was not until he moved to LA that other Black men and women taught him it was best to steer clear of men and women in blue.

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Roaring Fork PreCollegiate coaches, encourages first generation college students

Chelsea Self / Post Independent Being a first-generation college student can be daunting, especially navigating the application process when your parents aren’t totally familiar with it either, Ana Vasquez said. “It is definitely really scary just the thought of going to college since you do feel kind of lost. But I would say that the PreCollegiate program has helped not just me but guide my parents because they’re just as lost as I am,” Vasquez said. Roaring Fork PreCollegiate is in its 13th year of offering mentorship to local students in the valley who will be the first in their family to attend college. Vasquez is a senior at Roaring Fork High School and has been a part of PreCollegiate since before high school. She said not only does the program provide valuable information to other students like her and their families, but a place of belonging and the sense of not being alone in her situation.

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