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The School Buzz: Pueblo teacher gets special shoutout from Colorado Dept. of Education

PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) — It’s not every day your child’s teacher gets a shoutout from the state’s department of education. But that’s what’s happening in Pueblo. Janelle Augerot teaches at Fountain International Magnet School. The Colorado Department of Education highlighted her on social media recently for her work. And it’s a well-deserved recognition. Augerot has

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City proposes solution to ‘childcare desert’ in Colorado Springs

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) – The Colorado Springs Planning Department said the city’s development code could be limiting families’ access to childcare. The planning department outlined its concerns in a new proposal. The proposal said the city introduced new restrictions in 2023 on prospective business owners interested in opening childcare facilities. In May of 2024,

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The School Buzz: Colorado Springs non-profit promotes ‘Gives Day’ as opportunity to help its students

Griffith Centers is using funds from Colorado Gives Day to support a special Food-To-Table curriculum for its students at its Colorado Springs campus. Colorado Gives Day is an annual movement that encourages donations to non-profits across Colorado; It runs for roughly a month until December 9; Griffith Centers is just one non-profit where people can

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The School Buzz: Colorado Springs charter school receives Colorado voter registration award for second straight year

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — A teacher at Atlas High School made sure that a remarkable number of seniors are registered to vote for the second straight year.  The charter school is receiving the Eliza Pickrell Routt Award yet again. It’s an award given to schools that register at least 85 percent or more eligible senior students.

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The School Buzz: KRDO13’s Josh Helmuth continues media literacy session at D20 middle school

EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) — With disinformation spreading online and now aided by artificial intelligence, it’s as important as ever for people, especially students, to develop media literacy. KRDO13’s Josh Helmuth spoke to students at Chinook Trail Middle School about the topic for the fourth straight year. Helmuth, a 15-year veteran of the TV

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