Bypassing local control and handing over the reins of charter school approvals solely to the governor-appointed Colorado Charter School Institute (CSI) could stir up a host of concerns — think transparency, accountability, and political or ideological biases.
— Read on medium.com/@AutumnforCOPublicEd/the-push-to-bypass-local-control-in-colorado-public-education-6662443a18b2
Monthly Archives: April 2025
More legal challenges in Woodland Park
The Woodland Park School District board continues to waste taxpayer money, with a second lawsuit against the City of Woodland Park. The first lawsuit is an accusation of opens meetings law violation in regards to the meeting where we saw the sales tax revoked. This new lawsuit is attacking that decision itself and seeks to have the tax restored.
The board had a choice. They could have acknowledged and apologized for their reckless actions that led to that decision, and come to the voters with a new tax proposal to help the schools. Instead they chose to enrich the lawyers working for the district and drag out this issue in court instead.
Board meeting tonight if you want to speak your mind on this issue. We know that there’s one board member who does like to hear from the voters.
The Real Agenda Behind Parental Rights Campaigns | Medium
Parental rights groups claim to protect children, but their silence on special education violations and focus on culture wars reveal a deeper political agenda. This strategy isn’t about kids—it’s about turnout.
— Read on rob-subterra-insights.medium.com/how-fear-is-being-weaponized-to-undermine-public-education-and-whos-paying-the-price-bea87c3882fe