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Month in Review | August 2023
Recapping some of the main events in Boulder County, Colorado, America, and the world all within the past month.
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YS Back to School Directory 2023
We’re online! Check out the most exhaustive education directory in Colorado: schools, extracurriculars, and plenty of resources!
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Extracurriculars, Sports, and Clubs: Navigating the world of kid’s activities
Activities don’t always need to be college application oriented to be beneficial.
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Stress, Trauma, and Anxiety in School
How the increase in pressure from all angles has been detrimental to our children
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Together We Shine – August 25, 2023
Our 2023 gala will be one to remember! We’ll take you back to the 1980s for an evening that celebrates 40 years of history and accomplishments, and raises funds to continue powering public education.
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Longmont Downtown Development Authority partners with St. Vrain Valley Schools Innovation Center on neighborhood marketing campaign.
St. Vrain Valley Schools Innovation Center students produce downtown feature videos.
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Community invited to ‘Little Creatures’ celebration
The city, Cool Boulder and local partners invite the community to participate in “Little Creatures,” a two-month celebration of local art, insects and other small animals that sustain life on our planet.
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Ute Indian Museum Hosts Grand Opening of New Naturescape Playground
History Colorado’s Ute Indian Museum is happy to announce the Grand Opening of its new Naturescape Playground on June 10, 2023.
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Book Banning on the Rise: A look into censorship in Colorado
As book banning becomes increasingly prevalent in the US, we take a closer look at the situation in Colorado. What books are being challenged, and why? What does this trend mean for the future of intellectual freedom?
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Native American students’ right to wear regalia at graduation protected by Colorado bill
Colorado would guarantee the right of Native American students to wear items such as eagle feathers and other traditional clothing at graduation ceremonies through a bill under consideration this year. The Native American Rights Fund receives many calls every spring…
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