Erica Breunlin

CO saw more high schoolers graduate in 2023 than in 2022, with the state experiencing one of the biggest boosts to its grad rate in recent years, while fewer students dropped out. Check out grad/dropout rates in your district with this @TheKeystoneCtr map: https://t.co/n6b5wRWHHQ

RT @JesseAPaul: Denver is so cool. ❤️ https://t.co/JR1WBYpy5h

Little more than a week before Claudia Perez moved to Eagle County f/ Colombia to begin teaching Spanish to 2nd graders last year, she had no idea where she was going to live. It's a growing problem for teachers. 2 rural districts are now tackling housing: https://t.co/IkMTs8LkVV

One big takeaway from the JBC's review of @GovofCO's budget proposal: rising concern about what programs CO can afford in the future, as federal pandemic relief dollars dry up and lawmakers try to fully fund school finance obligations. @brianeason reports: https://t.co/2xxNOV2ocy

Colorado students are coping with a mental health crisis and a few dozen of them have turned to art to depict the pain — and the beauty — within their own struggles. Their work will hang in a special exhibit at @mcadenver until Dec. 10. https://t.co/Ey1cKNTT2Q

A must-read on 80 Venezuelan migrants sleeping below a bridge in Carbondale and facing increasingly brutal temperatures as winter approaches, via @JenBrownColo @ColoradoSun. https://t.co/8y6HishOSZ

RT @Katielangford35: The body of a Pagosa Springs man missing since August was found in Colorado’s San Juan National Forest on Oct. 30 with…

How is your school performing in math/ELA? How has enrollment changed in recent years? What do graduation rates look like? Find the answers to these ?s and many others in these series of interactive maps created by @TheKeystoneCtr for @ColoradoSun https://t.co/MIMMjYC0D5 #tellEWA

From Monday: Rates of chronic absenteeism and dropouts have spiked in CO schools. Students drop out for many reasons. Some work to help their families. Others struggle to catch up in class once behind. What will keep kids in school? For one, relationships.https://t.co/XA6luRb4al

RT @ColoradoSun: Colorado voters approve sending millions more dollars to the state’s new universal preschool program https://t.co/bsLCD1j…

RT @danacoffield: RESULTS -->> It will be interesting to see what becomes of American Birthright Standards after this sweep of the Woodland…

“This language is born in you. It is in you at this moment. We need to somehow unpack it and unfold it and release it." A Navajo teacher is among the first Colorado educators to revive Indigenous language in the classroom #edcolo https://t.co/pLG5zuNnGn

RT @ColoradoSun: The Colorado governor’s $38B budget proposal for the 2024-25 fiscal year would fully fund K-12 education for the first tim…

“Having a place such as school where that person can feel that they are a human being and feel that they are who they are, that is vital to the life of anyone.” CO kids want a law allowing minors to use preferred names/pronouns in school, via @JenBrownColo https://t.co/E3St67OD40

This @meltzere story on an @Adams12 school board candidate who harassed the supt and a teacher over anti-racist training courses for educators and the district's focus on equity is a sharp example of the political undercurrent of school board elections. https://t.co/r0wZ7KMNFs

Really excited to interview @DashkaSlater this evening about her book, "Accountable," which traces a shocking string of events stemming f/ a racist social media account created by a CA teen. I couldn't put this book down — it's powerful, enraging and yet somehow still hopeful.