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Leadville Herald Democrat: CMC Leadville serving as evacuation site for Willow Fire
The CMC Leadville gym and parking lot are serving as the evacuation site for the Willow Fire, which started in the Mt. Massive Wilderness west of Leadville on Sunday, June 28, 2026. Read more: Leadville Herald Democrat: CMC Leadville serving as evacuation site for Willow Fire
Read MoreCMC Board of Trustees approves fiscal year 2026–2027 budget, sets priorities for year ahead
The Colorado Mountain College Board of Trustees met June 24 in Aspen for its regularly scheduled meeting, approving the college’s fiscal year 2026–2027 budget and taking action on several initiatives that will guide the college’s work in the year ahead. Read more: CMC Board of Trustees approves fiscal year 2026–2027 budget, sets priorities for year ahead
Read MoreForbes.com: CMC President Matt Gianneschi discusses student success
Colorado Mountain College President Matt Gianneschi says colleges should never leave students worse off than when they started. Read more: Forbes.com: CMC President Matt Gianneschi discusses student success
Read MoreCMC Breckenridge to graduate nine law enforcement cadets July 6
Nine cadets from police departments and sheriff’s offices across Colorado’s mountain communities will graduate from Colorado Mountain College Breckenridge’s Colorado Law Enforcement Training Academy on July 6. Read more: CMC Breckenridge to graduate nine law enforcement cadets July 6
Read MoreKrystal 93's In the Classroom: CMC Breckenridge's Bernhard Schrag
Krystal 93’s news director Phil Lindeman put the spotlight on Bernhard Schrag, CMC associate professor of culinary arts, and the community cooking classes at CMC’s Breckenridge campus Read more: Krystal 93’s In the Classroom: CMC Breckenridge’s Bernhard Schrag
Read MoreHow a paid teacher apprenticeship model is helping Western Slope classrooms reduce shortages
Following state efforts directed at getting more licensed teachers in Colorado classrooms, the state has officially graduated its first student from a new paid teacher apprenticeship model — and she’s already helping to fill critical classroom needs on the Western Slope. Read more: How a paid teacher apprenticeship model is helping Western Slope classrooms reduce shortages
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