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Lawmakers on the state’s Joint Budget Committee said they've tried to preserve core K-12 funding. But the state’s budget hole has required cuts, including a potential end to the Teacher Recruitment Education and Preparation program.
The proposal has left some parents and students worried about how to pay for college. Read the story here.
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Colorado parents and students rally to save teacher preparation program from proposed budget cuts
A group of parents say a proposal to to a teacher preparation program leaves hundreds of high schoolers statewide scrambling to figure out their college education.
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What We’re Reading
Where will students’ cell phones be kept once school starts in the fall?, Colorado Public Radio
CU Boulder to host ribbon cutting ceremony for Hellems building after $2.5 million renovation, Boulder Daily Camera (Paywall)
Trump once again pushes steep education, research cuts, Inside Higher Ed
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