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New Colorado law encourages, but does not require, CPR training in high schools

by Helen Santoro 3:36 AM MDT on Mar 25, 20237:41 AM MDT on Mar 25, 2023

Colorado is still one of 10 states that don’t require CPR training for public high schools and the new law doesn’t fund the effort.

Math equations are written out on paper the size of poster boards. Stickie notes cover various parts.
Posted inEducation

Colorado governor, lawmakers take aim at students’ low math scores with new funding, training proposal

by Erica Breunlin 11:15 AM MST on Mar 7, 20234:59 PM MST on Mar 7, 2023

Colorado students across grades have increasingly struggled to make gains in math while falling short of grade-level benchmarks

Posted inEducation

Adjuncts will soon qualify for federal student loan forgiveness but Colorado Democrats want to give them more aid toward debt relief

by Erica Breunlin 3:25 AM MST on Feb 9, 20237:50 AM MST on Feb 17, 2023

A bill would give adjunct instructors, who may rely on food banks and share housing, full-time employment status for the sake of applying for federal student loan forgiveness

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