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Pikes Peak State College is the latest member to back out of education agency tied to “public Christian school”

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By Erica Breunlin Verified
| The Colorado Sun Verified
Pikes Peak State College is severing ties with its local educational services cooperative just weeks after Elizabeth School District did the same, leaving the Monument-based organization with only one member and casting uncertainty over its future. Education ReEnvisioned BOCES has faced heavy scrutiny in recent months after helping open what its leaders described as Colorado’s “first public Christian school” in Pueblo County.
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How are Colorado’s largest and smallest school districts restricting student cellphone use?

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By Erica Breunlin Verified
| The Colorado Sun Verified
How do you craft a cellphone policy in a school district of 19 students, where about half have their own device? As the superintendent of Colorado’s smallest district, Kim School District in southeastern Colorado, Chris Locke answered the question with a new policy that requires all students to keep phones tucked away in their lockers or backpacks from the time they step into school until the last class bell.
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El Paso County district sticks with Monument education agency that backed a “public Christian school”

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By Erica Breunlin Verified
| Delta County Independent Verified
School District 49 will continue its relationship with Education ReEnvisioned BOCES for at least one more year, following a school board discussion Thursday night that initially raised the possibility of straying from the Monument-based education agency.
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