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Black history standards in schools passes committee along party lines

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DENVER (KDVR) — Colorado lawmakers are calling on the state Board of Education to adopt standards for teaching black history in K- 12 schools. Members of Colorado's Black Caucus said the measure that would put the standards in place is a priority piece of legislation for them this session, calling on Colorado schools to tell the full story of Black Americans. ‘Should not be happening’: IRS workers in Denver let go in Trump administration’s …

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Colorado bill would set academic standards for Black history in public schools

Rep. Regina English, a Colorado Springs Democrat, speaks about a bill to create standards for Black history education at the Colorado Capitol on Feb. 28, 2025. (Sara Wilson/Colorado Newsline)Democratic Colorado lawmakers want to include Black history in the state’s academic standards for public schools as they anticipate more attacks on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives from the federal government. House Bill 25-1149 passed on a party-…

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Black history standards in schools passes committee along party lines

DENVER (KDVR) — Colorado lawmakers are calling on the state Board of Education to adopt standards for teaching black history in K- 12 schools. Members of Colorado's Black Caucus said the measure that would put the standards in place is a priority piece of legislation for them this session, calling on Colorado schools to tell the full story of Black Americans. ‘Should not be happening’: IRS workers in Denver let go in Trump administration’s …

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Colorado Springs lawmakers push for advisory committee to establish Black history standards in schools

Colorado Springs Democrats Rep. Regina English and Sen. Tony Exum have introduced a bill to establish an advisory committee that will recommend standards to the Department of Education for teaching Black history and culture in K-12 schools.

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Colorado Politics broke the news in on Thursday, February 20, 2025.
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