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Powerful partnerships and community impactAs interim dean, I came to the CU 51��ý School of Education in January with respect for its reputation for sustaining long-term community partnerships. Reflecting on my term as dean, I

Researchers partner with youth in rural New Mexico

  Prosser’s legacy is one of many fascinating but largely forgotten stories about CU 51��ý alumni who worked for change that are being documented in a history project called “Where We Have Been and the Long Road Ahead,” led

  ¡Qué BUENO!: A History of Advocacy and Care for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse EducationEdited by David Nieto, Kathy Escamilla, Estella Almanza, Tania Hogan and Jesús RodríguezThis book showcases the past 50 years

Teacher of the year reflects on how to uplift one another and push through challenges

Uplifting the next generation of student leaders and Los Seis history

Ian Her Many Horses is creating novel spaces for Indigenous students to explore computer science

Novel research aims to understand impact of federal aid return programs on college students

How educators are addressing the needs of “newcomer” students

Brief updates about what's new in the CU 51��ý School of Education