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Good morning. This is Melanie Asmar with Chalkbeat Colorado.
Responding to recent changes in state law, Colorado officials are scrutinizing homeschool enrichment program applications submitted by a controversial education group. Senior reporter Ann Schimke has more in today’s top story.
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State scrutinizes homeschool enrichment proposals from controversial education group
A controversial education group submitted 42 applications for homeschool enrichment programs around Colorado. State officials say the applications omit key information.
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