Melanie Asmar

The application process for a $10,000 stipend offered by Colorado for a program that aims to address the state's teacher shortage is open now through Sept. 30.

Nearly a quarter of the 749 educators who got the stipend in 2022-23 were educators of color,

Colorado is seeking new applicants for a program that aims to address Colorado's teacher shortage by providing stipends of up to $10,000 to educators teaching under alternative licenses while earning degrees.

Colorado is seeking new applicants for a program that aims to address Colorado's teacher shortage by providing stipends of up to $10,000 to educators teaching under alternative licenses while earning degrees.

Schools and money loomed large in the 2024 Colorado legislative session. State lawmakers approved a new school funding formula 10 years in the making.

Denver's West High School is one of the schools that would get theater and stage upgrades if Denver voters pass a $975 million bond measure in November.

Just two months ago, the Denver school board adopted a school closure policy that sought to distribute the impact across the district and provide a month for community input.

Supporters say Initiative 138 is about protecting parents’ rights. Opponents say it’s about private school vouchers.

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“I want to make sure everyone is aware that those two weeks are going to be intense for the district, but particularly the board,” said Superintendent Alex Marrero.