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After a year of controversy, the leader of a shuttered ‘public Christian school’ is pitching a new venture
Quin Friberg, former leader of the shuttered Riverstone Academy, is proposing a new nonprofit called Keystone Education Services to oversee publicly funded homeschool enrichment programs. The initiative faces skepticism from the Pueblo County District 70 school board due to past controversies involving Friberg's previous school, including lawsuits, safety violations, and a leaked email revealing the school's ties to a conservative law firm.
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