Colorado educators rallied at the Colorado Capitol against lawmakers’ plans to cut back on education funding next year.

A significant number of teachers are expected to join a rally at the Colorado Capitol on Thursday. The Colorado Education Association is organizing the rally to protest funding cuts.

The Trump administration’s U.S. Department of Education Office for Civil Rights said 52 colleges and universities may have violated civil rights laws, including 45 for their work with the PhD Project. The announcement lists the University of Colorado Colorado Springs’ graduate program.

Colorado lawmakers are fully focused on figuring out next year’s budget. But a coalition of advocates say that shouldn’t stop lawmakers from pressing forward in creating a plan to solve long-term K-12 funding woes.

After four hours of debate on Thursday night, sponsors said they’re open to changes to a bill that would require schools to teach financial literacy.

A Senate bill seeks to keep a prohibition on facial recognition technology in schools. The technology has proven polarizing, with sides arguing that it creates safer schools while others saying it violates student privacy.

What to know about a major change to National Institutes of Health grants and more news about Colorado colleges and universities.

The federal guidance — delivered in what is known as a Dear Colleague letter — is just one of several actions that Colorado universities have needed to grapple with as Trump seeks to cut spending and end DEI policies nationwide.

Joe Garcia has become a state and national higher education leader. But heading Colorado’s community colleges is the job in which he’s felt most effective.

Health and education officials say a change in how the federal government funds health grants would have devastating impacts on Colorado’s health care system and economy.