In expulsion proceedings, Colorado students may get more protections
Colorado Democratic lawmakers want to require training for administrators and two days for families to review cases.
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Colorado Democratic lawmakers want to require training for administrators and two days for families to review cases.
A bill seeking to prevent students from being expelled for committing crimes outside of school was shut down by lawmakers last week.
The state’s school accountability system relies heavily on standardized test scores. One bill would create a task force to recommend changes. Another seeks to scale back testing.
Several education groups unsuccessfully sought more time for Colorado’s universal preschool matching process because of concerns about computer glitches and other problems.
A key Colorado lawmaker signaled plans to kill the dyslexia screening bill after opposition from some education groups.