Three new specialized Colorado schools began working with school districts this fall to serve students with some of the highest needs in the state. A fourth new school works with
The Learning Zone is a small school in Littleton that teaches nonverbal students to use devices thatallow them to communicate by pushing buttons that convey words or phrases. But to
Colorado is doubling the funding next year for schools that enroll students whose mental health ormedical needs are too intense for regular schools to handle, calling for 12 new schools
For Erin Schneiderman, the summer between her son’s third and fourth grade year was “one of the worst periods of our lives for sure.” Denver Public Schools had decided that
Reginaldo Haro-Flores knew finishing college would be an uphill battle. As the first in his family to go to a four-year university, he faced a struggle to pay tuition, buy
Reginaldo Haro-Flores sabía que terminar la universidad iba a ser una batalla cuesta arriba. Ya que fue el primero en su familia en asistir a la universidad, enfrentó desafíos para
When Rosa Beltran was going through high school in the late ’90s in a small town in southern Colorado, she never expected to graduate. “My parents were very concerned about
Cuando Rosa Beltran estaba en high school a finales de los años 1990 en un pequeño poblado en el sur de Colorado, nunca pensó que se graduaría. “Mis padres estaban muy preocupados
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