Byron Reed
Photojournalist at KUSA-TV (Denver, CO)
Visual Journalist/Storyteller, 9News Denver
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1 week ago |
9news.com | Byron Reed
THORNTON, Colo. — Michelle Pearson, a social studies teacher at Century Middle School in Thornton, has been selected as one of five educators nationwide to join the 2025 class of the National Teachers Hall of Fame. This honor recognizes exceptional career teachers with at least 20 years of classroom experience. The announcement was made when all five inductees were celebrated together on national television after receiving surprise notifications at their schools earlier this spring.
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1 week ago |
9news.com | Byron Reed
DENVER — Escuela Valdez Elementary School is creating bilingual, globally-minded students through its comprehensive dual language immersion program that teaches children from age 3 through fifth grade in both English and Spanish. The Denver Public Schools innovation school serves approximately 65% Latino students and 35% from other backgrounds, with roughly equal numbers of native English and Spanish speakers learning together daily, Principal Jessica Buckley said.
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2 weeks ago |
9news.com | Byron Reed
DENVER — Manual High School students organized their first Divine Cultures event, a student-led community fair featuring research presentations on topics ranging from mental health to neighborhood issues, as part of an initiative to build community connections and combat negative stereotypes about their East Side Denver school.
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2 weeks ago |
9news.com | Byron Reed
DENVER — Participants across the country are walking to restore the true meaning of Memorial Day as part of Carry The Load's national campaign to honor fallen military members and first responders. The nonprofit organization's month-long initiative features four teams traveling approximately 20,000 miles collectively across the United States during May, converging in Dallas for a final Memorial Day weekend event.
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3 weeks ago |
9news.com | Byron Reed
BYERS, Colo. — In a small town where the closest hospital is at least 45 minutes away, Byers Junior/Senior High School is tackling rural healthcare shortages through an innovative Career and Technical Education (CTE) program that's turning students' dreams into reality. The medical certification program, now in its first year, provides students with hands-on training to become certified patient care technicians, EKG technicians and phlebotomists before they graduate high school.
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