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- Adams County
- 3/11/26
- 03/11/2026
- 140 Minutes
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Overview: The Brighton 27J School Board meeting was a blend of celebration and concern as members recognized exceptional achievements of school staff and students while grappling with issues like chronic absenteeism and family engagement.
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- Teller County
- 3/11/26
- 03/11/2026
- 116 Minutes
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Overview: At the recent Woodland Park RE-2 School Board meeting, members tackled a range of issues, including financial discrepancies with Merit Academy, a comprehensive audit update, and the settlement of a legal case involving the district. The meeting also emphasized community engagement strategies and facility updates.
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- Garfield County
- 3/11/26
- 115 Minutes
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Overview: The Garfield Re-2 School Board meeting on March 11, 2026, highlighted developments in outdoor education and concurrent enrollment initiatives. Key discussions centered around the substantial funding secured for outdoor education programs through 2030 and the challenges of expanding concurrent enrollment opportunities due to capacity constraints. The board also addressed survey results regarding school calendar preferences, reflecting diverse community opinions.
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- Larimer County
- 3/10/26
- 03/10/2026
- 244 Minutes
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Overview: During the recent Poudre School Board meeting, members tackled several issues, most notably the strategic planning for potential school closures due to declining enrollment, the adoption of a new K-5 curriculum, and the celebration of Women’s History Month. The board also engaged with community members on various concerns, including special education support and financial transparency.
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- Boulder County
- 3/10/26
- 03/10/2026
- 220 Minutes
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Overview: The Boulder Valley School Board meeting featured a decision to join a multi-district lawsuit against social media companies, emphasizing concerns about the impact of these platforms on students. This decision came amid discussions of legislative challenges, community concerns over safety and equity, and celebrations of student and staff achievements.