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Good morning. This is Melanie Asmar with Chalkbeat Colorado.
When a controversial public education co-op was dissolved earlier this month, it left more than 40 enrichment programs for homeschooled students without an authorizer to serve as a conduit for state funding. What will happen to the programs now? Senior Reporter Ann Schimke has more in today’s top story.
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Open or closed? Some Colorado programs for homeschoolers remain in limbo after turbulent summer
More than 40 publicly funded homeschool enrichment programs are in limbo following the demise of their authorizer, Education reEnvisioned Board of Cooperative Educational Services.
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