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Colorado Education Board Reviews Funding Oversight, READ Act, and Facility School Rules

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 24
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The Colorado State Board of Education is currently reviewing rules governing how publicly funded schools operate in Colorado. The board is finalizing rules for the READ Act, which requires schools to identify and assist struggling readers in grades kindergarten through three. These rules are open for public comment, with a rulemaking hearing scheduled for August 19-20.

From canyoncourier.com

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The board is also considering limits on how public funds are used for homeschool enrichment programs run by outside contractors, amid concerns about transparency and misuse of funds. Furthermore, the board is reviewing tighter rules for facility schools that serve students with intense needs, following reports of sanctions against some facilities.

From gjsentinel.com, kunc.org

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  • The department might see its authority challenged as the board considers stricter rules for public education funding.

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  1. Arielle and the Colorado Department of Education are collaborating on planning a documentary series regarding state initiatives in Colorado.Sub-event
  2. The Colorado Department of Education mandates third-party audits of ERBOCES operations.Sub-event
  3. Dragon's Wagon Preschool in Holyoke must adhere to state licensing regulations set by the Colorado Department of Education.Sub-event
  4. Partnership launched to improve student attendance rates involving the Colorado Department of Education and Denver Broncos Foundation.Sub-event
  5. The state department funds school nutrition programs and grants support to local food producers in Colorado.Sub-event
  6. CSBE passes READ Act requiring school intervention in Colorado.1 source
  7. Congress and the House approved bills to renew funding for Bureau of Indian Education schools and public lands in Colorado.Sub-event
  8. State board oversight of publicly funded schools in Colorado.1 source

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