Colorado education landscape reels over Trump’s gutting of the US Department of Education
Colorado officials and education advocates watched anxiously as the Trump administration's mission of reducing the federal workforce put the U.S. Department of Education on the chopping block. Now, uncertainty about the future of the state’s department and some crucial services continues to stoke the anxiety.
Colorado officials question changes to Department of Education
The U.S. Department of Education has cut half its workforce, around 2,000 jobs. None of those layoffs have happened in Colorado, but educators have questions over how national cuts will affect the department's ability to perform its duties.
Coloradans are looking at how cuts to the U.S. Department of Education may affect the state going forward.The department ...
Colorado school districts used the federal program to purchase local food and support “socially disadvantaged” and small ...
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Colorado governor blasts cuts to program that helped schools buy food from local farmersBy cutting this funding, the Trump Administration is taking away healthy meals from school children,” Gov. Jared Polis said ...
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) -The Colorado Department of Education is accepting ‘Teacher of the Year’ nominees. More than ...
On Thursday, multiple sources told ABC News President Donald Trump would not be signing an executive order that would ...
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Colorado teachers need help teaching English learners to read. The state wants more training.A new report from researchers of English learners finds teachers have concerns with how they’re told to implement policies.
In Colorado, nearly $2.8 million in funding that addresses the state’s ongoing teacher shortage in rural communities is at ...
The Colorado Department of Education, in collaboration with 18 teachers statewide, has launched a free online math toolkit ...
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