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CEA Communications Team
Jeffrey Gustaveson, Director of Communications
Media relations, strategy, community partnerships
Sydney Slifka, Director of Digital Communications
Digital/social media, website, CEA Today
Sydney Breakfield , Communications Program Coordinator
Publications Project Manager, communications requests
303-837-1500
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Statewide Public Education News:
- Advocates say delay of Colorado AI regulations offers breathing room, but not final resolution
- One Colorado teacher talks about her job during massive changes
- Trump Administration unlocks funding: Millions returned to Colorado 'classrooms'
- $1.5 Million Revoked in Federal Funding for Colorado Student Mental Health Services
- Colorado lawmakers may steer more existing tax dollars to schools. Other programs could take a hit.