DENVER ~ In a recent statement, Governor Polis of Colorado has urged the Sheridan School District, Superintendent, and the Sheridan Educators Association to come to an agreement in order to get students and educators back into the classroom. The Governor has expressed concern over the impact of the ongoing dispute on students and their families.

According to Governor Polis, the interruption in classroom instruction has caused significant harm to students, with weeks of missed learning opportunities. He emphasized that this is a crucial time in the school year and falling behind could have long-term consequences for students' academic success.

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The Governor's office has taken action by directing staff members to meet with all parties involved in the dispute tomorrow at 10 am. The goal is to find a resolution that will allow students and educators to return to the classroom as soon as possible.

Governor Polis stressed that it is imperative for all parties to approach negotiations with good faith and remain at the table until an agreement is reached. He also made it clear that if an agreement that prioritizes student success is not reached, he will bring all parties together to find a viable solution.

The Governor's call for action comes after weeks of unsuccessful negotiations between the Sheridan School District, Superintendent, and Educators Association. It is evident that his top priority is ensuring that students receive quality education without any further disruptions.

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