The 450-student Aurora campus will offer teens nursing pathways and opportunities to pursue EMT and phlebotomy certifications, near CU Anschutz.

Prosperity Denver Fund says its scholarships could net students $1.25 billion in lifetime wages, but its reserve was projected to be fully spent by September 2027 unless reauthorized, while the voter-approved tax is scheduled to expire in 2030.

Spooky stuffies, cranberry bogs and a Monster Mash Circus hit the Children's Museum of Denver Oct. 23-25.

The Den is turning a former Englewood bar at 3467 S. Broadway into a members-only hub for new parents, with a public coffee shop planned too.

FutureForward at Bollman is adding a public salon and CTE yard to serve roughly 500 more students by fall 2028.

Columbia Middle School students got 25 professional cameras and a redesigned studio through a roughly $50,000 project funded by the Patrick Surtain II Foundation with help from Wings Credit Union and the Campos Foundation.

The Centennial campus once turned away 300 applicants a year — now it's built to serve 3,300 students in fields from welding to film.

Denver’s Tasty Food program is offering free breakfast, lunch and snacks to kids ages 3–18 at 19 city sites through Aug. 21. No ID or sign-up is required.

Denver Audubon is opening a nature-based preschool at Kingery Nature Center this fall. The program pairs preschool basics with mostly outdoor days and has applications open.

Woodland prepares for its third annual Back 2 School Bash with swimming, games, and an ice cream social to mark the end of summer and start of the new school year.

The Douglas County Fair & Rodeo's Junior Livestock Sale, supporting local 4-H youth and agriculture, will be in-person this year, forgoing its virtual component.

The Lakewood Cultural Center is hosting "A Bee Story" by ARC Circus on February 22 for its 25th anniversary, featuring a non-verbal circus and dance performance about rebuilding a hive.

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