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In our top story today, Colorado officials didn’t initially know, but soon discovered, Riverstone Academy planned to teach religious curriculum. State officials flagged the issue to state lawyers, yet the escalation didn’t stop the school from getting state funding.
As Senior Reporter Ann Schimke reports, Riverstone’s story shows Colorado lacks any clear procedure to keep religious schools out of the public school ecosystem.
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