2018 is a crucial year for the homeschool community to stand for freedom. Thankfully, there's one simple thing that even the littlest homeschooler can do to help: (Or, click here to watch on Facebook and share on your own page to invite friends.)...
Read full update for requested action items! Update on HB 18-1245 If you have been reading my legislative updates, you know that the atmosphere in the Capitol can be very trying to those who hold to a biblical worldview. Despite the spiritual...
By Julianna Dotten Civics is not only a required subject by the Colorado Homeschool Law, it's crucial to preparing our children to be well-informed citizens of our country. That's why CHEC is excited to announce our most recent publication:...
Showing Up: A Small Yet Powerful Act This legislative session has been difficult to say the least. A firestorm of accusations was set ablaze in the Colorado General Assembly thanks to the momentum of the #MeToo movement. So far, one Representative...
Constitutional Literacy is essential learning for Christians and homeschoolers, now more than ever. By guest author Jenna Ellis, Esq. In 2015, the country became sharply divided over the issue of same-sex marriage, and not only the definition of...
Parental Rights: More Attacks on the Horizon Solving the problem of youth suicide has been the focus of quite a bit of legislation this session. The solutions include: Putting in place training programs for students, teachers, clergy, youth...
Caucus: The First Step in Making a Difference Last month, I communicated that 2018 is a pivotal year for Colorado’s future. It all begins next month at the precinct caucuses on Tuesday, March 6th at 7 PM. Every two years, the major parties in...
By CHEC Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin Parental Rights: The Fight Continues At an event last weekend where I was representing CHEC in the Lakewood area, I was approached by a mom with a baby in hand and three little ones in tow. She wanted to...
