May state legislative applications limit an Article V convention? Subject, yes; specific language, probably not
- Constitution, CONSTITUTION - Article V, CONSTITUTION - Uncategorized
- September 12, 2013
Colorado public school choice, while widespread, is limited by authorization processes and requirements that can be burdensome for new schools of choice, particularly when those processes involve hostile authorizing entities.
READ MORESchool districts have been adopting polices regarding the rights of LGBTQ students and employees. On September 1, 2022, Independence Institute’s Education Policy Center hosted a webinar titled: An Examination of Colorado and Federal Laws Regarding Transgender/Gender Noncomforming Students and Employees. Eric Hall, a Colorado Springs attorney with Sparks Wilson, P.C., explained what the law requires
READ MOREDue to extended periods of virtual learning, heightened social tensions, and extensive media coverage of a variety of hot-button issues, parents have taken a keener interest in the business of their children’s education than at any other time in recent memory. Parents have demanded more access to information regarding which curricula schools adopt, which educational
READ MOREOne of the Education Policy Center’s primary goals is to educate local education leaders about important education policy issues, thereby equipping them to make smart, well-informed decisions in their school districts. As part of that effort, the Education Policy Center staff provide biennial education policy briefings to all interested school board candidates, regardless of political
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