The Gilpin County RE-1 School District Board of Education heard an in-depth presentation on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in school curricula at their February 3 meeting.
Having compiled a 9-4 record heading into their February 6 home basketball game against Dayspring Christian Academy, the Gilpin Lady Eagles were intent on winning the matchup.
While the 19th Winter Olympics are unfolding on the world stage, Eldora Ski Resort hosted a competition of its own: the CHSAA Giant Slalom race on Feb. 5.
Having gone a combined 0-43 last season and the season before, things are looking up for the Gilpin Eagles Boys' basketball team this year.
Superintendent MacKenzie plans 2028 retirement; board mulls new night for meetings
The basketball teams at Nederland Middle-Senior High School had two evenings of home games in the Panthers’ Den during the week of January 20 that ended with mixed results.
The Colorado Department of Education (CDE) on January 13 released statewide statistics on graduation and dropout rates for the 2024-2025 school year, and school enrollments for the 2025-'26 school year.
On Saturday, January 17, the Gilpin Cheer Team competed in the New Year’s Bash held at Roosevelt High School in Johnstown. It was their eighth of nine events this season.
The four choirs that make up the Nederland Middle-Senior High School Choir Department performed their Winter Concert on January 8 after a power outage forced the concert to be postponed.
The January 6, 2026, meeting of the Gilpin County RE1 School District Board of Education (BOE) was called to order by Board President Joe Marr at 7:00 p.m. All BOE members were in attendance.
Football is an inherently dangerous sport, with injuries of one kind or another occurring during almost every game.
Holiday celebration featured crafts, cookie exchange
Student musicians take the stage to share the sounds of winter and celebration in a joyful concert.
The sweet sounds of strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion filled the Nederland Middle-Senior High School Auditorium on Tuesday, December 16, as fifth through twelfth grade students in band and orchestra performed in the 2025 Winter Concert.
During the first meeting of the Gilpin County RE-1 Board of Education (BOE) meeting, with newly elected member Victoria Edwards attending, the initial business of the evening was to reorganize the board.
The evening of basketball began with the boys’ junior varsity game. The game went into overtime. Squeaking out a win were the Gilpin Eagles with a score of 28-25.
Parents and spectators watched as Gilpin and Nederland met again in a familiar rivalry for the Girls Junior Varsity Basketball game on December 8.
Gilpin Middle School reunites Beauty and the Beast
Butler, Coombs named Foothills League Coaches of the Year
Gilpin named a U.S. News and World Report Best Elementary School for second year running