POLITICSCOLORADO SUN
Opinion: A challenge we must confront is too many Colorado students still struggle to read well after third grade
The article discusses the lack of leadership on K-12 education in Colorado, criticizing recent governors like John Hickenlooper and Jared Polis for neglecting academic standards. It highlights declining reading proficiency among students and contrasts current inaction with past governors like Roy Romer and Bill Owens, who prioritized education reforms.
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