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Bill to protect the use of students chosen names in Colorado schools brings heated debate to state capitol

Concerns about students’ rights, parents’ rights, and schools’ rights all emerged as points of contention.

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Bill to protect the use of students chosen names in Colorado schools brings heated debate to state – The Durango Herald

Should K-12 schools in Colorado be required to use students’ chosen names on unofficial documents such as rosters and student IDs, without a legal name change or parental notification? That question w.

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Academy District 20 clarifies communication barring teachers from asking pronouns

Academy District 20 clarifies communication barring teachers from asking pronouns
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An open letter to Academy School District 20: Don t ask, don t tell

Editor s note: The views and comments expressed are those of the writer alone. This open letter has not been fact-checked nor edited.

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Parents and a national foundation claim board members in D11, D20 and D49 are pushing religion

‘Something special” is happening on Colorado Springs’ school boards, and it’s troubling, says Chris Line, a staff attorney for The Freedom From Religion Foundation [FFRF].

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