Colorado seeks dismissal of universal preschool lawsuit filed by districts
Attorneys for the state say the universal preschool lawsuit is based on a flawed interpretation of special education law and the Colorado Constitution.
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Attorneys for the state say the universal preschool lawsuit is based on a flawed interpretation of special education law and the Colorado Constitution.
Though state officials say Colorado’s universal preschool program is a success with 38,000 children enrolled, they were on the defensive Wednesday before a group of lawmakers on the Joint Budget Committee. Department officials presented an overview of the problems and challenges in implementing UPK and how they plan to fix them.
A key figure in a statewide charter school district, with roots in Killeen, died recently.
An estimated 39,000 children are enrolled in Colorado’s new universal preschool program that launches this month
A legal fight that began in Buena Vista over Colorado's new preschool program has spread statewide.