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Thousands of visitors turned out for the Cool Science Carnival, a public science event covered by FOX21 News in Colorado. The carnival draws families and students with hands-on exhibits and demonstrations aimed at making science accessible and fun. It is one of the region's popular community science outreach events.
- 2Bison sculpture by Native youth stolen during statewide tour▼Bison sculpture made by Native youth stolen while on statewide education tour
A bison sculpture created by Native American youth has been stolen while on a traveling education tour across Colorado. The artwork was part of a statewide program showcasing young Native artists' work to communities and schools. The theft has drawn attention to the loss of culturally significant student artwork and concerns about protecting pieces during public exhibitions.
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The Mountain Scholars program has transferred its financial management to the Colorado Mountain College Foundation. The move means the foundation will now oversee the scholarship program's funds and administration. The change was reported by Summit Daily, covering Colorado's Summit County region, though details on the reasons for the shift or its impact on students and donors were not provided.
- 4Over 1,200 Colorado students earn climate credential●More than 1,200 Colorado students have earned a climate ‘seal’: ‘We’re the ones growing up in this world’
More than 1,200 students in Colorado have earned a new climate-focused seal on their diplomas, a credential recognising coursework and projects on climate science and solutions. The programme lets young people demonstrate climate literacy to colleges and employers. Students involved frame their generation as the one that will live with the consequences of a warming world, and supporters see it as a model other states may copy.
- 5More than 1,200 Colorado students earn climate seal▼More than 1,200 Colorado students have earned a climate ‘seal’: ‘We’re the ones growing up in this world’ https://www. t
More than 1,200 high school students in Colorado have earned a new climate studies seal on their diplomas, recognizing coursework and projects on climate change. Supporters say the credential reflects a generation determined to prepare for environmental challenges, with students framing it as a response to the world they are inheriting. The program is being highlighted as a model for climate education in US schools.
- 6Therapy dogs crowned homecoming royalty at Colorado high school●Therapy dogs crowned homecoming royalty at Colorado's Evergreen High School
Therapy dogs at Evergreen High School in Colorado have been crowned homecoming royalty, in a heartwarming twist on the traditional student honor. The school recognized the dogs for the comfort and support they provide to students. The story has drawn attention as a feel-good moment, with many praising the school for celebrating the animals' role in the community.