Billions of dollars for public schools hang in the balance as bailout package remains in jeopardy

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Fiscal solutions and school finance COVID-19

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19

The Washington Post

Homeless Families Struggle With Impossible Choices As School Closures Continue

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Educational equity COVID-19

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NPR

Ed leaders say finances, politics remain hurdles in COVID-19 response

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Fiscal solutions and school finance COVID-19

Oct

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Education Dive

Schoolchildren are stalled by a growing laptop shortage

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The Denver Post

Return to learn: How the pandemic is changing Colorado education policy

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COVID-19

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Chalkbeat

Educators teaching online and in person at the same time feel burned out

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Teacher talent and pipeline COVID-19

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Daily Magazine

Governor Polis, Public Health Officials Provide Update on COVID Response, Discusses Plan for Vaccine Distribution When Available

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Helping Students Cope with the Pandemic

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Whole child health COVID-19

Oct

09

ASCD

A shortage of teachers and Covid-19 create a perfect storm for the education system

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Teacher talent and pipeline COVID-19

Oct

09

CNBC

With most U.S. students still learning online, parents say they want better virtual instruction

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Oct

09

Chalkbeat

School districts, BOCES, charter schools, and private schools can now opt-in to continue receiving KN95 masks until Thanksgiving

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School safety COVID-19

Oct

09

Fox 21 News

Colorado Department of Education proposes $29 million cut to 2021-22 budget

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Fiscal solutions and school finance COVID-19

Oct

09

Colorado Politics

Colorado unveils draft plan for who will get a coronavirus vaccine first

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Oct

09

The Colorado Sun

State ed chiefs rethinking accountability during COVID-19

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Accountability COVID-19

Oct

08

Education Drive

As Colorado school districts search for students, some advocates worry about tactics

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Fiscal solutions and school finance COVID-19

Oct

08

Chalkbeat

Half a million Pa. kids are supposed to be learning to read right now. Are they?

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Oct

07

Chalkbeat

How much learning have students lost due to COVID? Projections are coming in, but it’s still hard to say

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Accountability COVID-19

Oct

07

Chalkbeat

How schools are navigating privacy concerns in COVID-19 contact tracing

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School safety COVID-19

Oct

07

Education Drive

IEPs altered to reflect distance learning service changes, but at cost to schools

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Support and interventions COVID-19

Oct

07

Education Drive

Teaching in-person and virtual students at once? It’s an instructional nightmare, some educators say

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COVID-19

Oct

05

Chalkbeat

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Colorado Department of Education proposes $29 million cut to 2021-22 budget

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Colorado unveils draft plan for who will get a coronavirus vaccine first

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State ed chiefs rethinking accountability during COVID-19

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As Colorado school districts search for students, some advocates worry about tactics

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How schools are navigating privacy concerns in COVID-19 contact tracing

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IEPs altered to reflect distance learning service changes, but at cost to schools

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