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The Pueblo Chieftain editorial: D60 needs a lot more changes than just graduation requirements fine-tuning

The news that Pueblo City Schools is changing its graduation requirements to more reflect society is encouraging. But we think the district needs to take that a step further — a huge step further.

It was announced this past week that, starting with the Class of 2021, there will be new guidelines for earning a diploma. Basically, the new rules would allow students to earn a diploma using multiple means to demonstrate competency, knowledge and skills necessary for postsecondary education and meaningful careers.

Those means focus on what career paths the students plan to take, and how they plan to get there, e.g., two- or four-year degrees, professional certification, military, etc.

Read more at The Pueblo Chieftain.

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The Colorado Springs Gazette editorial: Parks and Wildlife needs latitude to succeed

Preserving wildlife and critical habitat is complicated and expensive business, especially in Colorado. As migration of human population grows, the business of preserving and managing fish and wildlife populations and natural habitats, in the mountains and on the Great Plains, becomes an increasingly complicated and cost-consuming task. It involves managing diminishing capital along with the […]

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The Loveland Reporter-Herald editorial: Inability to lead puts voters on the hook

It’s probably for the best that the federal government has no express means for voter-led initiatives and referendums. Who know what kind of mischief and contradictory policy might emerge when interest groups across the generations might have sought to circumvent the process. Actually, there is a way to get an idea. Look at Colorado. When […]


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