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Longmont celebrates the annual Lunar New Year with flair

Longmont celebrates the annual Lunar New Year with flair

SCLA partnered with the A-PAL in presenting this cultural event to the community, providing students with beneficial leadership experiences
Most Colorado community college students don’t get a four-year degree, new data shows

Most Colorado community college students don’t get a four-year degree, new data shows

Colorado’s rate is lower than the 16% national figure
An existing program for migrant students can’t help schools with the current influx of new students. Here’s why.

An existing program for migrant students can’t help schools with the current influx of new students. Here’s why.

The Migrant Education Program began in 1966 and was designed to support the children of farmworker families.
Supreme Court will not hear case involving racial diversity at selective high school

Supreme Court will not hear case involving racial diversity at selective high school

The high court’s decision not to take the case means that last year’s ruling by an appeals court upholding the admissions policy will stand.
Partial FAFSA fix lets students from immigrant families apply for financial aid

Partial FAFSA fix lets students from immigrant families apply for financial aid

Students whose parents lack a Social Security number can finally fill out federal financial aid forms
Flagstaff Academy teachers learn new tech skills at Tech Fest

Flagstaff Academy teachers learn new tech skills at Tech Fest

Tech Fest is part of the school’s in-house professional development program.
P-TEACH program recognized in top 7 in the nation

P-TEACH program recognized in top 7 in the nation

19 students are enrolled in the apprenticeship program where they work as paraeducators
Frustrated with FAFSA? There is a paper form, but it might not be the best option.

Frustrated with FAFSA? There is a paper form, but it might not be the best option.

Here’s what you should know before you fill out the paper version of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA
Colorado bill would require schools to call students by their preferred name

Colorado bill would require schools to call students by their preferred name

Under the bill, students would not have to legally change their name for an educator to call them by that name.
Some Colorado preschool families can skip the state application this year

Some Colorado preschool families can skip the state application this year

Many parents of 3-year-olds with risk factors won’t have to fill out Colorado’s universal preschool application