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Education
Column: Adaptive Innovation
As you step into Brian Bianco’s PE class at Legacy Elementary School, you’re greeted by the sound of sneakers squeaking against the gym floor and the infectious laughter of students playing a game of tag. Among them is Cynthia Barger, a determined third-grader who embodies courage and the optimistic spirit of an eight-year-old fleeing from the dreaded ‘you’re it!’ tag. While students run from one side of the gym to the other, Cynthia glides across the gym floor in her wheelchair.
Construction college receives grant to support workforce education
DENVER – Western States College of Construction (WSCC) is pleased to announce that it received a $250,000 Daniels Fund grant to support the ‘Mastering the Craft' project – its workforce education program. The funds from the grant will support the development of a mentorship certification course, create...
Seniors from Niwot get feedback from NASA
Yash Deshpande and Violet Oliver are graduating seniors at Niwot High School. The two teamed up to participate in the NASA Hunch Biomedical Science competition. They were selected as finalists in Colorado and traveled to Johnson Space Center to receive feedback on their prototype. NASA Hunch Biomedical Science competition is...
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