If you live in Colorado and are currently homeschooling, then you're already somewhat familiar with the legal requirements. But how much do you really know? Take this short quiz to find out! BONUS: 2 quiz participants will be randomly drawn to win...
Legislative Update June 12, 2017
By CHEC Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin The 2017 Colorado Legislative session, my first on staff as CHEC's Homeschool Legislative Liaison, has been a learning experience for me, and I know I still have much to learn! I could not have done it...
Legislative Update May 10, 2017
by CHEC Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin Update on HB17-1320 This bill, HB17-1320 Age of Consent for Outpatient Psychotherapy for Minors, has been mentioned in several of my legislative updates. It has finally run its course. On the House floor...
Legislative Update April 26, 2017
By CHEC Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin Two Good Bills Go Down on Second Reading Sadly, the Colorado Senate voted down two of the good bills that were profiled on the CHEC blog two weeks ago (read here). They both made it to the Senate floor,...
Legislative Update April 12, 2017
By CHEC Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin Blessed Day at the Capitol! The Lord blessed us with great weather for the Day at the Capitol this year! Thank you for coming and supporting home education in Colorado. My heart was overjoyed by watching...
Legislative Update March 29, 2017
By CHEC Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin Good news! HB17-1156 Prohibits Conversion Therapy by a Mental Health Provider was defeated in the Senate by the Senate State, Veterans, and Military Affairs Committee. Please thank the following senators...
Legislative Update March 15, 2017
By CHEC Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin Update on Student Free Speech Bill Good news! Last week, a bill I spoke about in an earlier post was heard in the House State, Veterans, and Military Affairs committee. Traditionally, this is the committee...
Legislative Update March 1, 2017
By CHEC Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin Parental Rights The United States Supreme Court has long recognized that it is the fundamental right of parents to make decisions concerning the care, custody, and control of their children. It is my...







