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Good morning. This is Melanie Asmar with Chalkbeat Colorado.
The first day of school in Colorado is approaching, which means families are starting to peek at back-to-school supply lists. Today’s top story features a list of events where students can get free backpacks, haircuts, vaccines, and more.
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Free school supplies, backpacks, and haircuts: 2026 back-to-school events in the Denver metro area
School districts and community organizations are hosting July and August events to offer free backpacks, haircuts, vaccines, and other resources to get families ready for school.
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What We’re Reading
Phil Weiser names Lesley Dahlkemper, a former education reporter, as his running mate, Colorado Public Radio
Fallout from student column sparks press freedom scrutiny in Grand Junction, Colorado Newsline
District 51 leaders, educators rally behind Prop NN to bolster school funding, Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
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