Byron Reed
Photojournalist at KUSA-TV (Denver, CO)
Visual Journalist/Storyteller, 9News Denver
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9news.com | Byron Reed
GREELEY, Colo. — High school students from Greeley West put their horticultural skills to work to beautify the downtown 8th Street Plaza through a community collaboration project with the city. The students, part of Greeley West High School's horticulture and landscape design classes, planted approximately 800 plants Thursday as the final phase of an eight-month beautification project coordinated with the Greeley Public Works Department.
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2 days ago |
9news.com | Byron Reed
WHEAT RIDGE, Colo. — Dozens of elementary school students in Jefferson County received free eyeglasses Monday as part of a growing program designed to remove barriers to learning for children in underserved communities. The "No Vision Left Behind" program, a partnership between JeffCo Public Schools and Eye Love Care, provided comprehensive eye exams and glasses to 50 students at Stevens Elementary School in Wheat Ridge at no cost to families.
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1 week ago |
9news.com | Byron Reed
AURORA, Colo. — The Marion Downs Center hosted its annual Goberis Deaf and Hard of Hearing Track and Field Day today, bringing together students from across the Denver metro area to celebrate physical activity, inclusion and community. The event was held at Aurora Public Schools Stadium and provided a rare opportunity for deaf and hard of hearing students to connect with peers who share similar experiences.
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9news.com | Byron Reed
LAKEWOOD, Colo. — Students from Warren Tech participated in the school's 10th annual Fire Investigation Day on Monday, gaining hands-on experience in fire science, forensics and criminal justice through a simulated arson investigation. The event brought together students from four different programs to simulate real-world emergency response and investigation scenarios, including examining the remains of a pig that had been placed in a controlled fire.
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1 week ago |
9news.com | Byron Reed
DENVER — Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signed a bill Wednesday requiring school districts statewide to implement policies limiting student cellphone use by summer 2026, as educators increasingly link digital devices to declining mental health and diminished learning environments. House Bill 1135, sponsored by Democratic Rep. Meghan Lukens, empowers each district to develop its own policy addressing student communication device possession and use during school hours.
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Greeley students transform downtown plaza with horticultural project. Greeley West High School students planted 800 plants to complete a plaza beautification project, gaining design and irrigation experience. @9NEWS https://t.co/84kQALMJho
Program brings free vision care to underserved elementary students Dozens of Jefferson County students received free eyeglasses through the "No Vision Left Behind" program to support learning in underserved communities. @9NEWS https://t.co/uFKRbUzWc1
RT @9NEWSEducation: Annual track and field day celebrates deaf and hard of hearing students. The Marion Downs Center hosts an inclusive tra…