Ag charter school being created

The Denver Post

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U.S. Census Bureau implementing online counting option this year

The Denver Post

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El Paso County schools shift focus toward mental wellness

Colorado Springs Independent

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UCHealth advises on the dangers and myths of teen vaping

Daily Camera

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Some Colorado teachers could earn more waiting tables. Lawmakers hope to change that.

Colorado Independent

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What happened to free? Colorado Gov. Polis has changed how he talks about preschool

Chalkbeat

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Crayola ColorCycle

Crayola ColorCycle

Crayola and schools across North America are banding together to help kids understand the importance of their role in protecting the environment. That’s why we launched Crayola ColorCycle. Through this initiative, students in K-12 schools across the continental United States and parts of Canada can collect and repurpose used Crayola markers.

ColorCycle is also a great opportunity for teachers and their students to explore eco-friendly practices. Specially developed standards-based lesson plans are available to enrich instruction and promote lively class discussions.

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Opinion: How hard it can be for Colorado families to get the mental health treatment they need

The Colorado Sun

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CASB resolutions with local roots seek to reduce teacher shortage in rural Colorado, fill empty positions

The Chronicle News

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Lamar School District Superintendent Search Underway

The Prowers Journal

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Are contribution limits on the way for school board races? State Rep. Emily Sirota hopes so.

Colorado Politics

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Underfunding CU endangers our state’s future

The Denver Post

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School’s Got You Stressed out? Here Are Some Tips For Teens, Parents And Schools

Colorado Public Radio

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Colorado’s Free, Full-Day Kindergarten Boosted Enrollment By Nearly 25%

Colorado Public Radio

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Five takeaways from Colorado’s 2019-20 student census

Chalkbeat

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Denver school board mandates all-gender restrooms in schools and district facilities

Chalkbeat

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Colorado legislators kill campus gun bill as father of STEM shooting victim testifies in favor

Colorado Politics

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“I can’t afford to live here”: Colorado teachers plea for wage help, but solutions still prove divisive

The Colorado Sun

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Scrapping ranking system examined

The Denver Post

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SACPIE Announces Several Openings for Parent and Organization Representatives

SACPIE Announces Several Openings for Parent and Organization Representatives

The State Advisory Council for Parent Involvement in Education (SACPIE) has three openings for parent representatives and four organization members. The parent representatives need to currently be serving on a school accountability committee (SAC) or a district accountability committee (DAC) and live in congressional districts 5, 6, or 7. Organization representative openings include:

  • A representative from a state-based nonprofit organization specializing in promoting the involvement of families of traditionally underserved populations.
  • An individual with expertise in early childhood education.
  • A representative from a statewide organization that represents teachers.
  • A representative from a statewide organization that represents school boards.

All applications are due to Darcy Hutchins ([email protected]) by 5:00pm on January 31st. The parent application (in English and Spanish) and organization applications are listed below. After that point, a member of SACPIE will reach out about scheduling a phone interview.

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