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While thousands of families are happy to receive 15 hours a week of free education for their young child, behind the scenes a provider described it as a “debacle.”
Thirty years ago, on June 3, the bi-partisan Colorado Charter School Act was signed into law by Democratic Gov. Roy Romer.
Colorado’s K-12 schools got a major funding increase.
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A Democratic ballot proposal to limit increases in assessed value would swap local revenue for future state funds for education.