Monday’s lawsuit is the second one this month that targets protections for transgender students.

La implementación del programa Summer EBT es una de varias medidas que Colorado ha tomado en los últimos años para reducir la cantidad de niños que pasan hambre.

The State Board of Education’s vote means about 800 students will have to find a new school next year.

District 49 filed the lawsuit a day after passing a policy barring transgender youth from school sports teams that match their gender identity.

The new policy passed in a 3-2 vote.

Colorado lawmakers set aside more funding for schools starting in 2026. They also passed bills related to mental health, Black history, and free school meals.

Last summer, some families didn’t receive the summer grocery money until school started. This year is different.

“We've now created a situation where an adult is having a conversation with a minor concerning that minor's genitalia,” said one father who opposes the policy on transgender athletes.

Eighteen titles, including ‘The Bluest Eye’ and ‘The Kite Runner,’ were returned to library shelves this week.

Colorado ranks third in the nation, after Washington, D.C. and Vermont, for the share of 4-year-olds served in its state-funded preschool program.