Check out the latest announcements and movements in Schools and Education around Colorado with us, The I-70 Scout.
WHAT’S GOOD TODAY? SCHOOLHOUSE NEWS: Byers Elementary slates pre-K signup BYERS — The Byers School District will host preschool registration for both 3- and 4-year-olds at 9 a.m., Tuesday, July 25, inRead More
WHAT’S GOOD? CDOT– Greyhound partners for dual ticketing service DENVER — A new interline ticketing partnership will begin linking Bustang’s® interregional bus service with Greyhound’s national route system within theRead More
WHAT’S GOIN’ ON? PARENTING CLASS– Openings at Women’s Center BYERS — The Eastern Plains Women’s Resource Center has openings in its “1-2-3” and “More 1-2-3” parenting classes. The classes are geared towardRead More
Western Water Symposium Examines New Innovations The 2017 Western Water Symposium and Barbecue announces that Colorado State University Libraries will be hosting debates on new innovations surrounding water law, policyRead More
FWD.US Statement for DREAM ACT WASHINGTON, DC – Today, FWD.us President Todd Schulte released the following statement on the introduction of a bipartisan DREAM Act by Senators Lindsey Graham and DickRead More
SMALL BUSINESS INDUSTRY DAY presented by Aerospace & Defense Industry Leaders Small Businesses Are Encouraged to Attend DENVER — The Jefferson County Economic Development Corporation in partnership with Lockheed MartinRead More
The Statewide Campaign Continues to “Move Over” on July 11th The Colorado State Patrol is coordinating an effort by encouraging communities and members of the media to contact the PublicRead More
Celebrate The Debut of New Women Artists with Painting Possibilities: An Evening of Art Art Restart, the social enterprise arm of The Gathering Place, is transforming the lives of womenRead More
Morgan Community College announces Fourth of July Schedule FORT MORGAN — Morgan Community College (MCC) and its centers will be closed on Tuesday, July 4, with no classes scheduled in observanceRead More
ALAMOSA — Undergraduate students at Adams State University will not see a tuition increase next year and most fees will hold steady. The announcement was made during the University’s boardRead More
