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public Christian school
Coverage of public Christian school in the Nexus archive.
Riverstone Academyorganization1Ascend College Preporganization1Pueblo Classical Academyorganization1Education reEnvisionedorganization1Boards of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES)organization1Charter School Instituteorganization1Coloradoplace1Pikes Peak State Collegeorganization1Education ReEnvisioned BOCESorganization1El Paso Countyplace1
- Here’s what happened to 3 Colorado schools when state lawmakers reined in a controversial education group
A new Colorado law restricting the school-authorizing power of BOCES led to three schools' uncertain futures: Riverstone Academy closed, Ascend College Prep became a charter school, and Pueblo Classical Academy's status remains unresolved. The law targeted ERBOCES, a controversial group that operated schools outside its member districts and through contractors, which now violates the updated regulations.
- Pikes Peak State College is the latest member to back out of education agency tied to “public Christian school”
Pikes Peak State College will terminate its partnership with Education ReEnvisioned BOCES by August 15, potentially threatening the organization’s future. The college is located in El Paso County and is associated with a 'public Christian school.'