As student debt declines in Colorado, a new report says a postsecondary credential is essential to earning more

A new report shows that a postsecondary degree or certificate in Colorado is well worth the time, energy and money. The more education workers ages 25 and older have, the more their earnings...

Mancos school board discusses affordable teacher housing and board conference

District is evaluating a 5-acre plot of land for housing

SWOS board celebrates attendance at the end of the semester

Board also learns of rising costs, falling revenue

‘A legacy spill’: Oil pipeline ruptures on rural Shiprock grazing land

Leaked crude oil poses environmental damage and concern for neighboring elders and children

Montezuma County students win Patriot’s Pen and Voice of Democracy essay contests

Kacey Schmittel wins Voice of Democracy and Summer Lovett wins Patriot’s Pen

Former Fort Lewis College Board of Trustees member calls out institution over Native American tuition waiver language

Colorado family law attorney says college is trying to redefine what it means to be Indigenous

Montezuma-Cortez school board hears from charters about renewal

The board also celebrates attendance and the completion of portable classrooms

Dolores school board hears from SWEC on student pathways at meeting

Blincoe thank community for passing the bond in the district’s December newsletter

Mancos students attend CASB; emphasize importance of representing Mancos

Five Mancos students attend event

State government officials set to visit Mancos to learn more about the district

The board will have the opportunity to present the officials with priorities for the upcoming legislative session

Colorado educators call for change of a system ‘on the brink of crisis’

Years of school underfunding, an accountability system that erodes trust in educators, rising mental health issues in youth, and school violence are all playing into critical staffing shorta...

Empire Electric 2024 summer youth programs deadline Dec. 15

The programs send students to programs in Washington, D.C., and Steamboat Springs