Education News
Education Fair to be held at World Arena
Representatives from 15 colleges and universities will be available to provide information about Certificate Programs, Associate Degrees, Undergraduate Degrees, Graduate Degrees and Doctorate Degrees.
Upward Bound students help local MLK Museum
The Martin Luther King Center and Museum received two days worth of lawn work and cleaning thanks to Upward Bound students.
Colorado Springs Conservatory finds a new home
The Conservatory provides music and performing arts instruction for local youth of all ages and skill levels.
Student loans still pose plenty of pitfalls
Families face a minefield of issues as they finance ever-increase college costs.
Monument Academy speaks to parents
School Board members told parents they are very confident the new Monument Academy building is on schedule and will open to students on time. There is still some question if the charter school will be loaned an additional million dollars necessary to complete the project.
States refusing grants for abstinence education
Program participation down 40 percent in 2 years, with Colorado being one of the states that has dropped out.
Poll: Schools not properly preparing kids for life
"When you get out of high school, what are you educated to do?"
Teachers First
April's Teachers First recipient goes to large lengths to enhance her students learning
Tina Robertson is April's Teachers First Recipient.
Fowler teacher is passionate for education
Second grade teacher Janelle Bell not only loves her job. She says it’s her calling in life.
History teacher makes movies and makes lessons stick
When you step into Tim Brotherton's classroom at
Pueblo teacher builds confidence in students
Sometimes as a teacher, the compassion you bring to the classroom makes just as much of a difference as any teaching method. That seems to be the case with fourth grade teacher Michelle Meier from Belmont Elementary in Pueblo.
