Education
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Colorado business groups, millionaires push back on Amendment 87
Amendment 87 would collect more than $2 billion from people who earn more than $500,000 a year to invest in healthcare, education and childcare programs.
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Mountain residents vow to ‘fight tooth and nail’ to save their public schools
About 45 people spoke directly to board members following a planning committee’s recommendation for the closure and consolidation of three public schools.
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What to know about Colorado State Board of Education candidates
Three Colorado State Board of Education seats will be on the November ballot, with each race including an incumbent member.
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Feds target funding for first-generation Colorado college students
The Trump administration aims to eliminate a series of programs helping disadvantaged college students complete degrees beyond high school.
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Colorado has highest ‘teacher pay penalty’ in the nation
Colorado’s 40% teacher pay penalty towers above the average nationwide penalty of 25%.
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Colorado high school students participate in statewide walkout to protest ICE
Students from more than 200 high schools across Colorado planned to walk out of school Friday afternoon to protest federal immigration enforcement.
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Everything you need to know about Colorado’s 2026 ballot measures
From fentanyl penalties to school sports, Colorado voters face a high-stakes slate of statewide decisions on Nov. 3.
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U.S. News ranks top high schools in Colorado. See the 2026 list
One of Denver’s newer schools took the top spot in U.S. News’ rankings of the best public high schools in Colorado.
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How much does it cost to attend 10 of Colorado’s top colleges?
School quality is important, but the cost to attend Colorado’s top colleges varies by tens of thousands of dollars a year depending on where you attend.
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9 quirky Colorado college traditions that continue to this day
From lighting fires on mountainsides to shedding clothing during a run throughout campus, these Colorado universities offer plenty of memorable traditions.
