Five people have applied to fill a vacancy on the Denver school board. They include two former Denver Public Schools teachers, the founding principal of a Denver charter school, a college administrator,... Read more »
Some Adams 14 students who want to attend higher-performing schools may have more options this fall as the state seems poised to pay for transportation. This would represent the first time the... Read more »
Oklahoma ranked 2nd in the nation for its pre-K access for 4-year-olds and met nine of 10 national quality standards presented in a new report from the National Institute for Early Education Research (NIEER).... Read more »
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has publicly and loudly opposed proposed changes to federal rules that could make it harder for charter schools to get start-up grants. Polis, a Democrat who founded a charter... Read more »
The cost of visiting Rocky Mountain National Park is set to increase. A one-day vehicle pass will go from $25 to $30 beginning on May 27. Park officials say the increase is necessary... Read more »
In youth policy and service delivery the idea of youth voice and participation is an uncontested “good thing”. But which youth voices? Who is heard and who is left out? Our recent research in Melbourne’s... Read more »
Though a majority of states allow nurse practitioners full authority to deliver care, Pennsylvania still requires oversight from a physician. A bill in the legislature could change it though, but it’s unclear... Read more »
Denver is the fifth best city to land a job in the cryptocurrency industry, according to a report by LinkedIn. The report looked at hiring trends in the U.S. cryptocurrency market over the last... Read more »
In Rhode Island, home to the first offshore wind farm in the U.S., most people support expanding offshore wind power – with one important caveat. Our research shows they’re less likely to support a wind... Read more »
Mental health disorders including depression, schizophrenia, and anorexia show links to biological markers detected in routine blood tests, according to our new study of genetic, biochemical and psychiatric data from almost a million people.... Read more »