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Tag: Education
#Coleg mourns the passing of Aurora Rep. John Buckner
Rep. John Buckner, D-Aurora, passed away today after a brief respiratory illness that pulled him out of the legislature in the final weeks of the...
#Coleg Notebook: Dr. Chaps gets results; hello budget
Dr. Chaps gets results
Rep. Gordon Klingenschmitt has been all over the headlines (and the subject of Mike Littwin's most recent column), for saying that the feticide...
#Coleg Notebook: Debating guns, schools and race
Private education tax credit launches a flurry of education amendments
For years, Senate Republicans have been trying to pass a tax credit for private K-12...
Hedges: The Colorado Conundrum
Perhaps you've heard of the "Colorado Paradox," the fact that our state is one of the most educated in the country - but mainly...
Michelle Obama rallies crowd to Dems with focus on opportunity
DENVER — You could have mistaken Thursday morning’s round-the-block line outside the Exdo Events Center for a weekend night, since the venue shares real estate...
Lawmakers inquire about healthcare costs and segregated classrooms
Lawmakers ask voters to shore up state Constitution
The House passed a resolution today that will ask voters this November if they think the number...
House Republicans have rift moment; arial firefighting advances
Notes from the 93rd day of the 2014 legislative session.
Lawyers for kids, support for struggling schools, doctors for the hinterlands
Legislators kept it quick and rote on the floor this sunny morning, the last day of February, but yesterday's committee hearings were interesting.
How to talk — or not talk — about taxes
Here’s the thing: While taxes are a critical part of our work, we can’t talk about them. Not directly, at least, and certainly not in an election. I’ve learned to leave out the “t” word as much as possible.