Tag: special education
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Federal judge sides with Mesa County school district in ex-student’s First Amendment claims
A federal judge concluded last week that Mesa County Valley School District 51 and three of its administrators did not violate the First Amendment rights of a former student when they imposed minor discipline in response to disruptive behavior. In the landmark 1969 decision of Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District, the U.S. Supreme Court…
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State financial aid program fills needed teacher gaps with incoming educators
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save It’s no secret that Colorado is short on teachers, nor is it that these shortages are more significant in specialized fields like special education and geographic areas like rural communities. Recognizing the need, the Colorado…
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State financial aid program fills needed teacher gaps with incoming educators
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save It’s no secret that Colorado is short on teachers, nor is it that these shortages are more significant in specialized fields like special education and geographic areas like rural communities. Recognizing the need, the Colorado…
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State financial aid program fills needed teacher gaps with incoming educators
It’s no secret that Colorado is short on teachers, nor is it that these shortages are more significant in specialized fields like special education and geographic areas like rural communities. Recognizing the need, the Colorado legislature approved annual funding in 2021 to help aspiring educators enter the workforce without any financial burden. Approved applicants to…
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State financial aid program fills needed teacher gaps with incoming educators
It’s no secret that Colorado is short on teachers, nor is it that these shortages are more significant in specialized fields like special education and geographic areas like rural communities. Recognizing the need, the Colorado legislature approved annual funding in 2021 to help aspiring educators enter the workforce without any financial burden. Approved applicants to…
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State financial aid program fills needed teacher gaps with incoming educators
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save It’s no secret that Colorado is short on teachers, nor is it that these shortages are more significant in specialized fields like special education and geographic areas like rural communities. Recognizing the need, the Colorado legislature approved annual funding in 2021 to help aspiring educators…
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Ute Pass BOCES to dissolve following 2024-25 school year
Changes are coming to special education across three school districts. The Ute Pass Board of Cooperated Education Services (BOCES) voted Aug. 15 to officially dissolve following decisions by Manitou Springs, Cripple Creek-Victor and Woodland Park’s school districts to end their respective agreements. The board voted unanimously to dissolve services effective at the start of the…
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Ute Pass BOCES to dissolve following 2024-25 school year
Changes are coming to special education across three school districts. The Ute Pass Board of Cooperated Education Services (BOCES) voted Thursday night to officially dissolve following decisions by Manitou Springs, Cripple Creek-Victor and Woodland Park’s school districts to end their respective agreements. The board voted unanimously to dissolve services effective at the start of the…
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Ute Pass BOCES to dissolve following 2024-25 school year
Changes are coming to special education across three school districts. The Ute Pass Board of Cooperated Education Services (BOCES) voted Thursday night to officially dissolve following decisions by Manitou Springs, Cripple Creek-Victor and Woodland Park’s school districts to end their respective agreements. The board voted unanimously to dissolve services effective at the start of the…
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Academy D-20 opens new special education program
Starting this upcoming school year, Academy District 20 will be providing new instructional options for its special education students. D-20’s special education program administrators held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday for their new Aspire Learning Academy and showcased upgraded facilities to support students in grades 6-12 with special needs. Not to be confused with the similarly…