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2,000 skateboards, 7,000 pairs of shoes donated at Navajo Nation Fair

Families lined up for free items, diapers, wipes and school supplies

Mixed results for Colorado schools in spring 2025 Measures of Academic Progress scores

Test outcomes on the rise nationally, locally since pandemic lows, but numbers still need work overall, says CDE official

State Board of Education approves climate-related revisions to K-12 science standards

After yearlong process, influence from student activism group and bipartisan 7-2 board vote, decision pushed through

Fully online school receives academic excellency award

Southwest Colorado eSchool offers asynchronous education to the region

Peer mentorship program enters second year at Miller Middle School

Where Everyone Belongs program connects seasoned eighth graders with sixth grade newbies to ensure all students feel welcome

Free Life-long Learning series begins Wednesday

Fort Lewis College offers variety of presentations

New data show setbacks in chronic absenteeism, daily attendance in Colorado schools

More positive trends seen locally, but numbers on the whole ‘moving in the wrong direction,’ says state Department of Education official

Fort Lewis College president welcomes parents, students on move-in day

About 800 freshmen settle into dorm life

Five vaccinations required for Colorado K-12 students

‘It keeps children from catching and spreading diseases,’ Durango School District spokeswoman says

Back to school 2025: The new and the notable

Newly instated leadership and staff, construction and improvements, amended programs in the making across the area

Early child care business takes root with Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Durango

Minister, church members say partnership a model for more community action

College was her portal to the world. She saw home in its reflection

Studying abroad and leading Native advocacy at Duke, Amanda Henderson says Ignacio remained her compass all along
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