Littleton Education Association

Here’s how the two Democratic governor candidates differ on education We analyzed the education records of the Democratic candidates for Colorado governor ahead of the primaries on June 30. Here’s what voters need to know.

The fur trade helped shape the future of Colorado long before statehood. Traders, trappers, Indigenous nations, and competing empires all played a role in the struggle for land and resources across the Rocky Mountain West.

Learn more during an hour-long history presentation with curator Ryan Badger on Saturday, June 27, 2026 at 11 a.m. in the lecture hall at the Littleton Museum.

Perfect for history enthusiasts. Admission is free and seating is first-come, first-served.

61 boys the Trump administration found on girls’ sports rosters? District says they weren’t athletes Jeffco Public Schools said some girls’ teams “had male managers, trainers, or mascots — not athletes.”

This , Arapahoe County proudly recognizes and celebrates the LGBTQIA+ community. Our Board of Commissioners marked the observance with a proclamation, not as a formality, but as a promise: that this county will continue to work toward a community where every resident can live without fear, love without apology, and belong without condition. May this proclamation stand as our affirmation that Pride — in all its color, courage, and complexity — belongs here.

Academy District 20 will require parental consent for name changes, a move that advocates say will harm the district’s transgender students.

The action, unanimously approved Thursday by the D-20 school board, came as board members also decided to remove a book featuring a transgender narrative from the district’s libraries, citing allegedly dangerous resources and narratives it promotes. 🔗 Read more: https://buff.ly/wUW3ujR

Used Book Store at Bemis gives Littletonians accessible way to build their own library While many patrons may think of the library as a spot to pick up a book temporarily, Bemis Public Library’s year-round Used Book Store gives visitors a spot to find

When children in Arapahoe County cannot safely remain at home, the Collaborative Foster Care Program – a partnership between Arapahoe, Douglas, and Jefferson counties – helps children and youth find a safe, supportive place to stay.

Most children are able to stay with relatives or trusted adults they already know through kinship care. Others find a safe space and a shoulder to lean on with a foster family. In either case, the program recruits, trains and supports caregivers who step in during some of the most difficult moments in a child’s life.

Learn more about the program and how to become a foster parent yourself: arapahoeco.gov/news_detail_T13_R1517.php

Denver Public Schools is considering a new policy that would keep cell phones out of students’ hands for the entire school day.

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Sheridan School District Educators File PROPWA Complaint Over District Retaliation following the Strike Teachers in the Sheridan Educators Association (SEA) today filed a formal Protections for Public Workers Act complaint against Sheridan School District No. 2 for violating statutory rights of SEA, its members, and district staff through ongoing acts of intimidation and retaliation tied to educators....