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Good morning! It's Ann Schimke with Chalkbeat Colorado.

One of the state’s largest enrichment programs for homeschooled students won’t operate this year. The program, Colorado Homeschool Enrichment, or CHE, provided about six hours of state-funded classes a week. Some campuses offered activities that aren’t typically available to full-time public school students, including trips to skydiving centers, climbing gyms, and water parks like Great Wolf Lodge. Read more.

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Colorado students across the state walk out of school to protest ICE crackdown, CPR

Colorado students can be expelled for social media posts made outside of school. Attorneys say that violates the First Amendment., Denver Post (Paywall)

Colorado-wide student protest against ICE turns violent in Denver, Colorado Sun

One School District’s Fight Against Trump’s Anti-Transgender Push, New York Times