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Good morning. This is Melanie Asmar with Chalkbeat Colorado.
Reporter Jason Gonzales visited Aims Community College, which built an $18.4 million wellness center to address the health needs of its students, half of whom are uninsured or underinsured. Read more in today’s top story.
ICYMI: Senior Reporter Ann Schimke listened as the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a Colorado case that could have big implications for the conditions states can put on religious schools that receive public dollars.
We’ve also got updates on the education-related ballot measures and races that were too close to call on Election Day.
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Local News
A new campus health building at Aims Community College seeks to address a gap in student needs
Incumbents leading in Colorado State Board of Education election, results show
Jeffco Public Schools Ballot Issues 5A and 5B failing, preliminary election results show
Election results: Colorado’s Prop 134 seems on track to pass
Election results: Proposition NN passes, with money going to Colorado education
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What We’re Reading
CSU President Amy Parsons to be paid $1.1M in resignation settlement, Fort Collins Coloradoan (Paywall)
Boulder parents take school closure fight to Colorado Supreme Court, court swiftly denies petition, Boulder Daily Camera
Early results show D-11’s first approval of bond measure in 20 years, Colorado Springs Gazette (Paywall)
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