schools
Vail is betting that disinfection technology will make school, buildings safer during coronavirus
Vail Mountain School is one of the first in Colorado to install the Synexis Dry Hydrogen Peroxide system, enabling it to keep a five-day-a-week schedule for students.
Top Stories
Wealthy Colorado parents are hiring teachers for private learning pods, leaving low-income students behind
By Michael Booth Education Primary category in which blog post is published
Are you a Colorado child care provider who’s open for business? The state has money for you.
By Ann Schimke Education Primary category in which blog post is published
Colorado issues guidance on when coronavirus should prompt a school closure as governor calls in-person learning “reasonably safe”
By Erica Breunlin Education Primary category in which blog post is published
Denver Public Schools will extend remote learning through mid October
By Erica Meltzer, Chalkbeat Education Primary category in which blog post is published
Colorado teachers may refuse to report for work unless their coronavirus requests are met
Colorado Education Association president Amie Baca-Oehlert told a news conference that union members want more of a say in how school districts implement safety protocols
Classrooms will be risky. Virtual learning falls short. How are Colorado parents choosing?
Colorado school districts have been releasing plans, but have asked for patience as they keep working out some details
Littwin: Trump backs down on shipping foreign college students out, but there’s more backing down to do
As the COVID-19 pandemic surges across the country, it’s long past time for Trump to understand the real problem: When you mix science and politics, you get politics.
Opinion
Some Colorado colleges project optimistic student enrollment numbers. But experts remain wary.
Student enrollment in Colorado is critically important for schools because tuition revenue makes up the majority of college and university budgets
Colorado teachers want a voice as schools plan for fall classes during coronavirus crisis
Many teachers hope to be with their students, but also have deep concerns about how to bring back in-person learning safely
