2022 in review: The year's top Colorado education stories
The omicron surge, social studies standards, school closures, universal preschool, and school board dysfunction — 2022 was an eventful year in Colorado education.
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The omicron surge, social studies standards, school closures, universal preschool, and school board dysfunction — 2022 was an eventful year in Colorado education.
Jeffco school board members may recalibrate the cost and extent of the upgrades when they have better enrollment projections in January or February.
Jeffco votes to close Fitzmorris Elementary at the end of this school year after learning the school would have less than 100 students in the fall.
Contributions to Colorado school board candidates would be limited to $2,500 from individual donors, if a bill in the House becomes law.
While Colorado conservatives took their lumps on the home front in this year's election, losing bids to lower property tax rates and increase oversight of the process of spending taxpayer