Education

Regional News

History curriculum review OK’d

Changing classes raises ire in suburban Denver

October 1, 2014

Local News

Neal: Stop over-regulating

state education job to finish what she started

October 1, 2014

Local News

Roman targets achievement gap

Candidate for state board has educator background

October 1, 2014

Business

Elementary economics

Valley students learn marketplace dynamics by growing, selling carrots, kale and chard

September 30, 2014

Education

Education Briefs

Durango High School invites parents and students to these college planning meetings: “College Essay Writing” will take place from 6…

September 30, 2014

Education

N.M. dropouts clustered in 25 schools

The report by the Legislative Finance Committee recommended the state better target its dropout-prevention efforts, focusing on schools with the…

September 30, 2014

Education

Education Brief

Richard Donohue II, formerly of Durango, was awarded his doctorate of philosophy in geography in August from the University of…

September 27, 2014

Regional News

Curriculum changes in history prompt large student protest

board looks to emphasize contentious values

September 23, 2014

Education

Teachers open notebooks

Mountain Middle, Animas High schools look at what works

September 23, 2014

Education

When classroom science goes haywire, experiments can hurt

Flaming methanol burns Denver students

September 23, 2014

Education

History sparks Texas battle

Conservatives, liberals target new textbooks

September 23, 2014

Education

Education Briefs

Durango High School invites parents and students to these college-planning meetings: “How to Pick a Good College” will take place…

September 23, 2014

Local News

FLC sees enrollment dip slightly

graduating class pushes number down

September 19, 2014

Education

Education Briefs

Students between the ages of 17 and 21 who enroll in the GED program at Pine River Community Learning Center…

September 16, 2014

Education

Burden of student debt haunts more seniors

Rosemary Anderson of Watsonville, Calif., could be 81 by the time she pays off her student loans. The 57-year-old expects…

September 16, 2014

Education

Education Briefs

These local students studied abroad through the International Programs Office at Fort Lewis College: Taylor Cunningham of Pagosa Springs studied…

September 13, 2014

Education

Straight from a scientist

Katya Hafich of the University of Colorado, Boulder, demonstrates how temperature changes affect the movement of glacial ice to third-graders…

September 9, 2014

Education

Education Briefs

Gomez-Cruz Durango School District 9-R schools will host these open houses: From 5 to 6:30 p.m. today at Fort Lewis…

September 9, 2014

Durango School News

National debate about testing misses key point

Our systems continue to be the focus of national debate, most recently centered on testing and standards. Are we testing…

September 9, 2014

Education

Eco-friendly preschools let nature lead way

All the classroom papers are online here at The Green House. Countertops are wiped clean with natural oils and water.…

September 9, 2014

Education

College savings accounts grow

average $20K, but that covers only a portion of 4-year tuition bill

September 9, 2014

Education

Student-built apps are better way to access to schools’ data

He didn’t sleep outside classrooms to be first in line when the door opened, or send professors a solicitous note.…

September 2, 2014

Education

Education Briefs

The Mountain Middle School Board of Directors commends staff members and students for earning the “Performance with Distinction” designation, which…

September 2, 2014

Education

U.S. colleges on alert for presence of Ebola

10,000 students arriving from West Africa

September 2, 2014