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California’s shortage of diverse teachers is hurting students, educators say

Teacher of the Year Finalist Spotlight: Angela Burley, Dr. Frederick Douglass Todd Sr. Middle School

Summit in Sacramento takes a look at teaching from the perspective of teachers of color

All News

Colorado Democrats want to ax social studies from state standardized tests. Here’s why.

Low pay, staff shortages, gun violence: Colorado educators urge lawmakers to pay schools what they’re owed

Colorado middle and high schoolers could begin receiving annual mental health checks

NAEP test results show big declines in math, wide gaps among Colorado students

A Colorado school cut teachers in anticipation of an enrollment drop. Then nearly 100 extra kids showed up.

Colorado teachers earn 36% less than other college-educated workers, the worst gap in the country

Kindergarten kids hear world music and a Colorado teacher shares his passion

The West Steps: Centering school climate in K-12 education

What is Teacher Leadership and Why Should We Care About it?

Colorado schools fought to retain teachers during COVID. The struggle isn’t over.

This Colorado teacher used to lecture students about using ‘Spanglish’ in the classroom. Now, she embraces it.

Top Five Takeaways for Supporting Teacher Leadership