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Good morning. This is Melanie Asmar with Chalkbeat Colorado.
We’ve got stories this morning related to career and technical education, including news that Denver’s Emily Griffith Technical College is making a move and a look at the research on whether CTE lives up to the hype.
We also feature an opinion piece from a college journalist about the automatic admissions deals that more school districts are inking with colleges these days.
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Emily Griffith Technical College to buy $11 million building for move out of DPS headquarters
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What We’re Reading
Colorado voters will be asked in November to impose graduated income tax system that could increase K-12 funding, Colorado Sun
Bennett High School wildland firefighting program is closing the gap on the Eastern Plains, Denver 7
Opinion: Colorado’s governor is betting on math. Teachers are ready to meet him there. Colorado Sun (Opinion)
Lesh: DPS’s deal with CSU confuses access for readiness, The Rocky Mountain Collegian (Opinion)
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