Topic: Schools

Colorado’s November ballot will have seven citizen initiatives, from abortion rights to ranked-choice voting

• Pro-charter PAC pours nearly $1 million into single Colorado State Board of Education primary
• Sparked by pandemic fallout, homeschooling surges across U.S.
• Nevada state Sen. Tick Segerblom: More marijuana tax funds for schools
• Marijuana is legal, but D.A.R.E. sticks to its old-school approach
• More than 40 pounds of weed found in trash bags at elementary school
• Surveys Colorado uses to track youth marijuana use are flawed, critics say
• Where do teens get their marijuana? School cops say parents, other family members
• Colorado school police dispute notion that teen marijuana use is down
• DARE gets a modern makeover, but Denver schools aren’t convinced it works
• Colorado uses $9.2 million in weed taxes for teen use prevention, health care programs
• Colorado city defers to crows to measure weed biz buffer zones
• Competitive grants for Colorado marijuana tax funding mean some schools miss out
• Here’s how millions in Colorado pot taxes are being used to fix up outdated, sagging schools
• Georgia students file civil rights suit after physically invasive drug search
• Arkansas buffer zones will make medical marijuana licensing a tricky business
• Epileptic Georgia high school student can’t take his legal CBD medicine on campus
• These teachers offer teens marijuana research instead of “Just Say No”
• “Cannabis is what’s kept her alive all this time”: Parents push to allow medical cannabis in Washington schools
• Colorado county using $425K in local pot taxes for college scholarships
• Ex-teacher pleads guilty for giving pot brownies to two students
• Hundreds mourn Jack Splitt, young medical pot advocate
• Because Jack Splitt stood strong and tall, others may suffer less
• Jack Splitt, the teen who helped change Colorado medical pot law, has died
• Marijuana references. Pole dancers. Who’s to blame for Fetty Wap’s video shoot in high school?

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