Kean President Repollet named to Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities... ↗
Kean University President Lamont O. Repollet has been appointed to the governing board of the HACU.
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The dates for Open Enrollment are changing. You will now be able to enroll in health or dental insurance for 2027 starting on October 23, 2026.
The School District 51 Foundation and Enstrom Candies teamed up to bring Mesa County Valley School District 51 teachers and staff a late-semester treat.
City and school district officials announced in a press release Friday afternoon that the Orchard Mesa Pool would permanently close Dec. 6, 2026, following a ballot measure’s failure to secure
A vision that community strategist Shelley Jensen has talked up for years, to create affordable tiny homes for Colorado Springs educators is in sight.
Woodland Park District RE-2’s Board of Education discussed a resolution for a districtwide safety and security plan during its regular meeting Wednesday night. The resolution directs the district’s superintendent to develop and update “an integrated all-hazards security and safety plan that applies uniformly to every District public school … allowing for comprehensive coverage, mutual collaboration […]
A prescribed burn Thursday north of Rampart Reservoir is resulting in smoke west of the Air Force Academy.
A new report highlights the state of public schools in Colorado, including challenges Gov.-elect Phil Weiser’s administration will inherit
This special meeting comes after the school board recently voted to close six schools amid declining enrollment. Blevins is one of those schools.
During a special meeting Thursday night, the Poudre School District (PSD) board voted to remove Blevins Middle School from their list of closures.
At an advisory committee meeting, residents raised concerns about traffic and other potential problems around the San Andreas Drive property.
A yearlong program focused on conservation and activism will soon culminate with a big trip — to Antarctica.
Ghost students target Oregon community colleges, using fake identities to steal financial aid