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Posted: Mar 5, 2021 / 08:52 AM MST / Updated: Apr 12, 2021 / 12:45 PM MDT

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Free summer learning program for students starting kindergarten

by Valerie Mills / May 14, 2021

COLORADO -- Good news for Colorado parents - a free, summer learning program is coming to the state. The Upstart Summer Learning Path was born out of this pandemic after schools closed, but it's here to stay as a free learning option for families.

If your child is starting kindergarten next year, this program will focus on activities and skills to get them ready. The 13-week program starts June 1st and runs through the end of August.

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Broncos begin rookie minicamp, attention still centers around QB competition

May 14, 2021

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (KDVR) -- On the day Denver Broncos rookies reported to work for the first time, the team's biggest questions centered around two players not on the field: the quarterbacks.

“It’s totally 50-50,” said Broncos head coach Vic Fangio when asked about the quarterback competition between Drew Lock and Teddy Bridgewater. “Maybe I’ll flip a coin to see who takes the absolute first snap of the offseason and training camp. By the end of day, meaning by the end of training camp—before those guys make the decision for us with their play—it’s going to be a 50-50 proposition.”

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