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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
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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
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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.
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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
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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
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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.
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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.
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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
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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. 
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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.
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