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Monday morning, when Mitchell High School opened its doors for the fall semester, students and staff alike stepped into a world of change and challenge. Back on Jan. 27, Colorado
Westside neighbors are happy the city won't proceed with a request for proposals for a new operator of the Westside Community Center. Courtesy Westside Community Group The Save the Westside Community Group hails the city's decision not to move forward with a request for proposals process for the Westside Community Center that deadlocked when the city couldn't reach agreement with one bidder. "We are excited to finally reach a point that we can start having dialog with city officials," the group's spokesperson Richard Mee says in an email to the Indy. "We ...
Today Mostly cloudy this morning. Scattered thunderstorms developing this afternoon. High 74F. Winds SSE at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 60%.. Tonight A stray shower or thunderstorm is possible early. Clear to partly cloudy. Low 57F. Winds SSE at 5 to 10 mph. Updated: July 2, 2021 @ 11:14 am Courtesy Thomas MacLaren School Courtesy Colorado Springs School District 11 Courtesy Colorado Springs School District 11
End-of-year field trips to the zoo, Garden of the Gods and college campuses have been called off for Atlas Preparatory School students because thieves stole catalytic converters from two activity buses last week. Administrators at the charter school, which primarily serves low-income students in southeast Colorado Springs, also are scrambling to figure out how athletes can get to girls’ soccer games and track-and-field meets over the remaining few weeks of school. “It’s rather unfortunate,” Brittney M. Stroh, executive director of Atlas Prep, which enrolls 1,100 kindergarten through 1...
Fifteen-year-old Aimee Wright was sitting in her last class on Thursday when she heard Coronado High School was switching back from in-person learning to remote instruction on Friday. “We were just about to put on a play and did the opening and closing night yesterday, but we can’t perform tonight or tomorrow,” she said Friday at a protest in front of Colorado Springs School District 11’s administration building. “At first I was angry, and now I’m just sad,” she said. “I don’t think any of this is for our safety. There doesn’t seem to be any reason.”