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NAACP Boulder County and Boulder Chamber presents Black Talk: Race in the Workplace #4

NAACP Boulder County and Boulder Chamber presents Black Talk: Race in the Workplace #4

The event will be discussing the prevalence of discrimination in the hospitality industry towards people of color
Parent Engagement Network to host high-potency THC community forum

Parent Engagement Network to host high-potency THC community forum

The public event is set to occur on May 4, from 6-8 p.m., at Broomfield Heights Middle School
The Front Range Forecast: Spring showers and warm

The Front Range Forecast: Spring showers and warm

Warmth, mountains, and atmospheric moisture bring wandering afternoon showers.
It’s often hard to tutor students during the school day. A new initiative seeks to change that

It’s often hard to tutor students during the school day. A new initiative seeks to change that

A new $10 million initiative announced on Wednesday aims to tap five states to set up tutoring programs
Adams County Jury convicts Jeremy Webster of 2018 Murder

Adams County Jury convicts Jeremy Webster of 2018 Murder

Brian Mason charged with killing 13-year-old boy in Westminster during road-rage incident
As GOP ramps up school culture wars, Democrats weigh a counterattack

As GOP ramps up school culture wars, Democrats weigh a counterattack

After putting up little resistance in recent years, there are some signs that national Democrats are ready to fight back.
Are there enough free preschool seats for Colorado 4-year-olds? It depends.

Are there enough free preschool seats for Colorado 4-year-olds? It depends.

On paper, there are plenty of seats. State officials expect only about half of Colorado’s 4-year-olds to participate in the first year.
Call to action: Broomfield’s opposition to SB 213

Call to action: Broomfield’s opposition to SB 213

The bill unilaterally expands state authority by imposing top-down zoning and land use standards on municipalities
CMAS, PSAT, and SAT sticking around: Colorado won’t reduce testing requirements

CMAS, PSAT, and SAT sticking around: Colorado won’t reduce testing requirements

The sponsors of a bill that aimed to reduce the burden of standardized testing and encourage school districts to experiment with new ways to measure student achievement withdrew the legislation this week. 
Colorado special education gets long-awaited funding boost

Colorado special education gets long-awaited funding boost

The additional funding comes from the 2023-24 state budget and a related special education funding bill and enables Colorado to meet funding commitments it made in 2006 but never honored.