Andrea Teres-Martinez
Regional Reporter at Post Independent
Regional Reporter at Summit Daily News
Regional Reporter at The Aspen Times
Regional reporter for Colorado mountain newspapers including @SummitDailyNews @VailDaily @TheAspenTimes & more | Former publishing intern @wsj @djnf
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1 day ago |
summitdaily.com | Andrea Teres-Martinez
The monthslong fight over Colorado’s education budget is inching closer to the finish line. Although districts could end up receiving less money than they were promised by lawmakers last year, many educators are breathing a sigh of relief over the new finance formula. Colorado lawmakers approved the School Finance Act on Wednesday with a vote of 57-8, sending the state’s new school funding formula to Gov. Jared Polis’ desk as it waits to be signed into law.
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1 day ago |
aspentimes.com | Andrea Teres-Martinez
The monthslong fight over Colorado’s education budget is inching closer to the finish line. Although districts could end up receiving less money than they were promised by lawmakers last year, many educators are breathing a sigh of relief over the new finance formula. Colorado lawmakers approved the School Finance Act on Wednesday with a vote of 57-8, sending the state’s new school funding formula to Gov. Jared Polis’ desk as it waits to be signed into law.
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3 days ago |
skyhinews.com | Andrea Teres-Martinez
Colorado’s job postings surged by nearly double the national rate during the first quarter of 2025, pointing to a strong start to the year — but experts can’t say the same for their predictions going into quarter two. Colorado’s labor market saw a 12.8% growth in job postings from January through April, ranking third highest nationwide and notably outpacing the national growth rate of 7.7%, according to the Colorado Chamber of Commerce Foundation and Aspen Technology Labs’ quarterly jobs report.
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6 days ago |
steamboatpilot.com | Andrea Teres-Martinez
Colorado just became the 27th state to turn financial literacy courses into a graduation requirement after the bill passed the Senate with a vast majority vote on Wednesday. The bipartisan bill’s third reading passed with 55 yes votes and 10 no — a noticeable uptick in support from when the bill was first introduced. House Bill 25-1192 requires that all Colorado high school students complete a personal finance literacy course at some point in their four years in order to graduate.
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6 days ago |
vaildaily.com | Andrea Teres-Martinez
A decades-old law requiring immigrants to register with the U.S. federal government is suddenly getting stricter enforcement, and Coloradans have questions about who it impacts and what it means for their travel. The new Alien Registration Requirement, which originated with the Alien Registration Act of 1940 during World War II, went into effect on April 11 and requires undocumented immigrants to register their personal information and fingerprints with the Department of Homeland Security.
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