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Denver Public Schools Superintendent lays out goals for 2022-2023 school year
Denver7 anchor Nicole Brady spoke with DPS Superintendent Dr. Alex Marrero about the district's strategic plan, equity, teacher pay, school board drama and test scores. → Read More
Colorado restaurant industry takes new approach to mental health
The Colorado Restaurant Association is using money from a pandemic fund to help workers manage mental health. → Read More
Douglas County superintendent sits down with Nicole Brady to discuss challenges of new school year
Douglas County superintendent Erin Kane sits down with Denver7's Nicole Brady to discuss challenges of new school year. → Read More
Colorado theater students return to the stage for spring musicals
After pivoting during the pandemic, Colorado high schools are finally able to do spring musicals. → Read More
Proposal could help Colorado districts hire and retain school bus drivers
State Rep. Colin Larson plans to introduce a bill that would allow grant funding for schools to pay bus drivers competitive salaries → Read More
State board supports return to normal standardized testing for Colorado students
The Colorado State Board of Education is supporting a return to normal standardized testing in the spring of 2022. → Read More
Fundraiser aims to support Colorado moms giving birth in January
YANA M2M is hosting a fundraising gala for a new program that will provide postpartum support for moms giving birth in January. → Read More
Universal preschool is coming to Colorado, advocates push for programs that will address equity gaps
The advocacy group Trust for Learning is recommending principals of ideal learning as Colorado expands preschool. → Read More
New Commerce City charter high school focuses on next-generation agriculture
The STEAD school is opening its new campus in Commerce City. The high school focuses on agriculture and project-based learning. → Read More
Denver's oldest middle school turns 100 years old
Morey Middle School will celebrate its 100th birthday on Sept. 25. → Read More
JeffCo Public Schools launches school-based COVID-19 testing program
JeffCo Public schools will offer free COVID-19 testing at high schools. → Read More
Northglenn co-working space is helping Denver workers meet post-pandemic office needs
Office Evolution opened in 2020, at time when many employers and entrepreneurs in Denver were changing the way they work. → Read More
2021 Kids Count report looks at impact of pandemic on Colorado children
The Colorado Children's Campaign released the 2021 Kids Count report, showing the impact of pandemic income losses on Colorado families with children. → Read More
Denver Public Schools begins school year in person with new superintendent at the helm
Denver Public Schools kicked off the 2021-2022 school year Monday with a new superintendent in charge. → Read More
Colorado State University receives grant to focus on preparing for the 'next pandemic'
Anschutz Foundation grants $2 million for research → Read More
Colorado families begin receiving child tax credit payments
The new Advance Child Tax Credit increases the amount of the credit and distributes half of the credit in monthly payments. → Read More
Colorado plans to regularly test K-12 students for COVID-19 this fall
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is planning a school-based COVID-19 testing program using federal funding. → Read More
Poudre School District votes to keep police officers at schools
In a 6-1 vote, the board voted to move ahead with contract negotiations to keep SROs in school. → Read More
Denver Preschool Program is expanding free preschool to 3-year-olds
The Denver Preschool Program is expanding to serve 3-year-old students. → Read More
Denver Public Schools plans for a return to normal with help from $200M in stimulus money
Denver Public Schools officials discussed plans for the return to full in-person learning for the 2021-2022 school year. → Read More